A man wearing just a coat shot and killed four people while wounding at last three others at a Waffle House in a suburb of Nashville, Tennessee. Continue reading →

The Kinder Morgan pipeline battle is tearing at the seams of the vision of Canada pursued by the Fathers of Confederation, says the leader of Alberta’s United Conservative Party. Continue reading →

What started out as a joyful reunion of a young woman with her birth parents soon turned sour, then shocking, and finally deadly. Continue reading →

The protest was held on the 19th anniversary of Columbine High School massacre in Colorado. The event is one of many that’s been sparked by a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fl.  Continue reading →

There’s no need to fear a split in progressive voters will hand Doug Ford an easy victory in the upcoming Ontario election, says provincial NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. Continue reading →

The alleged incident occurred only hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, along with many other high ranking liberal party members, attended a seminar on sexual violence prevention. Continue reading →

Karen Ludwig, the Liberal member for New Brunswick Southwest, has tabled a private member’s bill that is expected to be debated in the House of Commons on Monday. Continue reading →

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna announced that the federal government has launched an online public consultation to gather Canadians’ views on plastics and reducing waste. Continue reading →

The conference saw young high-school and post-secondary students gather at Mount Saint Vincent University to explore how they will continue to make politics more inclusive for women and marginalized voices. Continue reading →

The Nature Conservancy of Canada has expanded the Maritime Wilderness Corridor through a purchase of two sites near the New Brunswick-Nova Scotia border. Continue reading →

The RTDNA awards recognize excellence in television, radio and digital reporting. Continue reading →

At approximately 1:10 a.m., on Sunday police say they responded to a report of two people who had been stabbed. When they arrived, officers found a 33-year-old woman and a 33-year-old man with non-life threatening injuries.  Continue reading →

The Halifax Regional Police’s sexual assault investigative team are leading the investigation into the incident. Continue reading →

The CNSOPB began reviewing information submitted by BP Canada in support of their planned drilling program in April 2017. Continue reading →

The announcement is scheduled for 9 a.m. at Fisherman’s Cove in Eastern Passage. Continue reading →

The report says residential buildings are usually not designed or constructed to accommodate cannabis production — potentially exposing neighbours to unwanted odours or health impacts.  Continue reading →

Labi Kousoulis, MLA for Halifax Citadel-Sable Island and Nova Scotia’s minister of Labour and Advanced Education, has asked Kimmel to apologize to Nova Scotians and said the segment was “disappointing.” Continue reading →

MS Fram, a cruise vessel operated by the Norwegian company Hurtigruten, will be the first vessel to make its way to Halifax.  Continue reading →

Mark Critch and former Great Big Sea members Alan Doyle and Bob Hallett offered support for the Gender-Sexuality Alliance at Indian River High School after Springdale, N.L., town council reportedly voted 4-3 against the crosswalk. Continue reading →

Highland Gold Maple Products, which has produced maple syrup from about 8,000 trees in the Boisdale Hills for more than 15 years, says on its Facebook page that the operation was destroyed by fire Wednesday. Continue reading →

All proceeds will go to the Humboldt Hockey Club and will be presented to team on Monday. Continue reading →

Souvannarath has also been ordered to provide a sample of her DNA and will be subjected to a firearms prohibition for 10 years after her release from prison. Continue reading →

The Halifax man told the court he “flipped the person over onto the other side of the bed” and stabbed the person in the throat. Continue reading →

“It’s coincidental timing there are international stories headlined as cyberattacks happening globally,” Hirtle said. Continue reading →

The agave is turning heads in the downtown core. Continue reading →