Brule Street fire doesn’t appear to be suspicious: Halifax fire
‘I got a second chance’: N.S. woman takes on Blue Nose 5K 4 months after heart transplant
Coming to Halifax council: Khyber hearing, Willow Tree highrise, fire station naming
Canadian Red Cross helping tenants displaced following two fires in Dartmouth
Nova Scotia fisherman pulls up rare albino lobster
Two vehicle crash kills one, sends another to hospital with serious injuries
Flooded Gagetown businesses open farmers’ market to recoup losses
By Morganne Campbell Video Journalist
Many businesses in Gagetown have yet to re-open after the flooding earlier this month, and owners say staying financially afloat hasn’t been easy. Continue reading
N.S. Supreme Court finds man guilty of sexual assault committed in 2014
The decision says the assault happened in September 2014 during a cabin party in the small Pictou community of Garden of Eden. The two were strangers at the time. Continue reading
Nicolas Maduro declared winner of Venezuelan presidential election
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro comfortably won re-election in a controversial vote on Sunday, the election board said Continue reading
Meet Paul Russel: A 94-year-old retiree who is one of Newfoundland’s oldest gym rats
Russell is the oldest member of Max Fitness in St. John’s, N.L., where he strength trains twice a week with Dane Woodland, a man 67 years his junior. Continue reading
Dartmouth pizza place allegedly robbed by man with syringe
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Police are asking anyone with information to contact them. Continue reading
North Korea nuclear site closing set to be high on spectacle, low on substance
Expect good imagery. But not much else. Continue reading
Blue Nose Marathon takes over Halifax this weekend
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Despite the rainy weather on Sunday, thousands of people are still expected to take part in various races. Continue reading
Unions approve process to help resolve issues in N.S. health bargaining
A council of four Nova Scotia health-care unions says its members have overwhelmingly voted to ratify an agreement with the Nova Scotia Health Authority and IWK Health Centre. Continue reading
Hillary Clinton trolls Donald Trump with Russian fur cap at Yale
Clinton used Yale University’s tradition of over-the-top headwear to rib President Donald Trump with her own unusual hat: a Russian fur cap. Continue reading
Missing N.S. senior found safe and sound
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Wilson was last seen Saturday morning when he left his Hantsport residence for a walk. Continue reading
Halifax Hurricanes fall to London Lightning 109-101 in Game 7 of NBL Finals
The London Lightning are still on top of the National Basketball League (NBL) of Canada. Continue reading
P.E.I.-born Gerard Gallant coaches Golden Knights to unlikely Stanley Cup final
Just 17 months ago, Gerard Gallant was abruptly fired by the Florida Panthers and left at the curb following a road game to hail his own taxi as the team bus drove away. Continue reading
Hundreds of Maritimers witness Royal Wedding at viewing parties
The event sold out well in advance of the Royal Wedding. Continue reading
Saint John pizza shop employee halts attempted robbery with paddle
The employee is seen taking a couple steps towards the suspect – pizza paddle in hand – and hitting him over the head. Continue reading
Man plows car into North Carolina restaurant, killing 2 people: police
Authorities say a man intentionally drove his car into a North Carolina restaurant, killing his daughter and another person and injuring several others. Continue reading
New NRA president blames school shootings on Ritalin, violent movies
Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North says the disease isn’t the Second Amendment and that depriving law-abiding citizens of their constitutional right to have a firearm won’t stop shootings. Continue reading
Insect repellent – does natural beat DEET?
There are lots of insect repellents out there. How should you choose? Continue reading
Nova Scotia fisherman pulls up rare albino lobster
“I thought it was an elaborate prank,” said Logan Truckair, who pulled up the rare catch. Continue reading
Smiling page boy photobombs Meghan Markle at royal wedding
This Canadian page boy became the biggest viral moment of the royal wedding. Continue reading
Cancelled TV shows: ‘Kevin Can Wait,’ ‘The Mick,’ ‘Quantico’ and many more
Sometimes it’s tough being a TV fan, especially when cancellation season rolls around. Continue reading
Flooded Gagetown businesses open farmers’ market to recoup losses
By Morganne Campbell Video Journalist
Many businesses in Gagetown have yet to re-open after the flooding earlier this month, and owners say staying financially afloat hasn’t been easy. Continue reading
Man arrested after car smashes into three vehicles, closing down busy Halifax intersection
The crash occurred at the intersection of North Street and Gottingen Street on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
Brule Street fire doesn’t appear to be suspicious: Halifax fire
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Officials say the fires appear to be an unfortunate coincidence. Continue reading
Coming to Halifax council: Khyber hearing, Willow Tree highrise, fire station naming
Here are some of the highlights you can expect at council this week. Continue reading
N.S. Supreme Court finds man guilty of sexual assault committed in 2014
The decision says the assault happened in September 2014 during a cabin party in the small Pictou community of Garden of Eden. The two were strangers at the time. Continue reading
Meet Paul Russel: A 94-year-old retiree who is one of Newfoundland’s oldest gym rats
Russell is the oldest member of Max Fitness in St. John’s, N.L., where he strength trains twice a week with Dane Woodland, a man 67 years his junior. Continue reading
Nova Scotia fisherman pulls up rare albino lobster
“I thought it was an elaborate prank,” said Logan Truckair, who pulled up the rare catch. Continue reading
Two vehicle crash kills one, sends another to hospital with serious injuries
Nova Scotia RCMP say that at approximately 12:30 a.m., they responded to a crash involving a Dodge Ram truck and a Harley Davidson motorcycle on Highway 104 in Teleford, N.S. Continue reading
‘I got a second chance’: N.S. woman takes on Blue Nose 5K 4 months after heart transplant
The 51-year-old from Timberlea, N.S., was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation nine years ago after waking up with shortness of breath. Continue reading
Dartmouth pizza place allegedly robbed by man with syringe
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Police are asking anyone with information to contact them. Continue reading
Canadian Red Cross helping tenants displaced following two fires in Dartmouth
By Natasha Pace Reporter
An emergency shelter has been established. Continue reading
Blue Nose Marathon takes over Halifax this weekend
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Despite the rainy weather on Sunday, thousands of people are still expected to take part in various races. Continue reading
Unions approve process to help resolve issues in N.S. health bargaining
A council of four Nova Scotia health-care unions says its members have overwhelmingly voted to ratify an agreement with the Nova Scotia Health Authority and IWK Health Centre. Continue reading
Missing N.S. senior found safe and sound
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Wilson was last seen Saturday morning when he left his Hantsport residence for a walk. Continue reading
Halifax Hurricanes fall to London Lightning 109-101 in Game 7 of NBL Finals
The London Lightning are still on top of the National Basketball League (NBL) of Canada. Continue reading
Hundreds of Maritimers witness Royal Wedding at viewing parties
The event sold out well in advance of the Royal Wedding. Continue reading
Saint John pizza shop employee halts attempted robbery with paddle
The employee is seen taking a couple steps towards the suspect – pizza paddle in hand – and hitting him over the head. Continue reading
Fire officials investigate second fire in Dartmouth
By Natasha Pace Reporter
There were no reported injuries from the fire, a cat was saved by firefighters. Continue reading
1 dead, 150 displaced following fire in Dartmouth
By Natasha Pace Reporter
An early morning fire in Dartmouth has claimed the life of one person. Continue reading
Gas prices up again in N.S. as long weekend nears
Another increase ahead of the long weekend has Nova Scotians paying more at the pump than they have in years. Continue reading
‘Virtual kidnapping scam’ reaches Halifax, student from China targeted
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
Police say it’s the first time the extortion scam has been reported in the Halifax area. Continue reading
Halifax taxi driver acquitted of sexually assaulting passenger can reapply for licence
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Ghazi’s taxi license was suspended in April of 2016 and expired last year while his case was making its way through the courts. Continue reading
Four endangered tiger cubs born at Moncton zoo
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
Amur tiger Anya gave birth to four cubs last Friday. Continue reading
Where you can and can’t drive during Blue Nose weekend
Whether you’re running, cheering or travelling through the downtown this weekend, the Halifax Regional Municipality is asking you to plan ahead. Continue reading
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N.S., N.B. flu-related deaths have more than doubled this year: health officials
Health officials say there has been more than double the number influenza-related deaths in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick during this flu season compared to last year. Continue reading
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