There will be no lobster or long nights playing Monopoly for the Duchess of Sussex. Continue reading →

Compulsive video-gaming is now listed as a mental health issue in the eyes of the World Health Organization. Continue reading →

Saputo Inc, one of Canada’s largest dairies, wants to end a domestic milk ingredient pricing system that has angered the United States Continue reading →

President Donald Trump directed the U.S. Trade Representative to prepare new tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports Monday as the two nations moved closer to a potential trade war. Continue reading →

Const. Geoffrey Higdon of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says three people were taken to hospital, but he couldn’t speak to the nature of their injuries. Continue reading →

Ottawa says all gear must be removed from the area before the time of closure, and notice will be given prior to reopening. Continue reading →

Following a widespread recall of No Name brand chicken burgers issued in early June due to a salmonella outbreak, Health Canada says it has received nine more reports of the illness.  Continue reading →

Here are some of the issues worth looking at this week’s meeting of Halifax Regional Municipality’s regional council. Continue reading →

Chrissy Dunnington died earlier this year, after being transferred from a long-term care facility in Halifax to a hospital with a pressure ulcer the size of a fist. Continue reading →

Groody declined an on-camera interview but did say he’s not interested in verbal sparring with the association, and he’s only interested in results. Continue reading →

Mayor Mike Savage says he recently discussed the idea of a construction mitigation policy that could include compensation for small businesses, due to the negative impact they endure with major infrastructure developments. Continue reading →

Wayne Ledwell of Whale Release and Strandings says his group was called to Harbour Grace early Monday when residents spotted the adult minke whale in distress. Continue reading →

MacDonald-Billard, who is now a senior official in the Health Department, was the government’s first witness, after the complainants in the case called witnesses in the first 18 days of the hearings. Continue reading →

Mount Olivet Cemetery and St. Theresa’s Church were defaced with spray paint. Continue reading →

New Brunswick RCMP and Fredericton Police stopped a vehicle near the Deerwood Drive exit for a traffic offence on June 14. Continue reading →

Richard Florizone, who has been Dalhousie’s president since 2013, is set to lead the Quantum Valley Ideas Lab, which is based in Waterloo, Ont. Continue reading →

There are four candidates in the race: New Democrat Larry Duchesne; Liberal Scott Lockhart; Green party member Bruce McCulloch; and Progressive Conservative Tory Rushton. Continue reading →

Military police Sgt. Kevin MacIntyre, of Canadian Forces Base Halifax, faces one count of sexual assault in connection with an alleged 2015 incident in Glasgow, Scotland. Continue reading →

A Bedford gym held a special Father’s Day workout that raised money in honour of the RCMP officers killed in the Moncton shooting. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say the robbery happened just after midnight at the corner of Southgate Drive and Ravines Drive. Continue reading →

Twelve of Canada’s top female scientists demonstrated what they do in a unique event aimed at getting more youth, particularly girls, interested in a career in science and technology. Continue reading →

Organizers say nearly 1,000 people signed up for this year’s event.  Continue reading →

A Canadian expert in privacy says he’s concerned about victim blaming after recent reports of online “sextortion” scams in two Atlantic Canadian provinces. Continue reading →

Robert Barry Purdy-Huston has been charged with possession of methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking. Continue reading →

Businesses in the north end of Halifax are unhappy about the city’s proposal to increase bus traffic and reduce parking on Gottingen Street. Continue reading →