A deep-cover Hezbollah sleeper agent, Ali Kourani visited Pearson airport seven times and gathered information about security measures there until his arrest in 2017. Continue reading →

A 17-year-old boy suffered a broken jaw after his vape pen exploded in his face. Continue reading →

He donated $1,109.14, which represents his daughter Natasha’s birthday, Continue reading →

The death of QuadrigaCX CEO Gerald Cotten has sparked concern about his trading practices and potential scams involving the cryptocurrency exchange. Continue reading →

TD Bank Group donated $1.2 million to Mount Saint Vincent, Acadia and Memorial universities. Continue reading →

“I think we have lots of things to attract physicians and their families to our community.” Continue reading →

In a statement, NDP spokesperson Melissa Bruno said the party deemed the language used in the tweets “unacceptable.” Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say they received a report at around 11:45 p.m. on Monday of the robbery at the Birchcove Irving. Continue reading →

Gerald Cotten, who died in December, transferred customers’ money to his own accounts and likely traded fake currency deposits for real cryptocurrency, a recent report found. Continue reading →

The Tattoo Foundation says Ticket Atlantic is the only exclusive authorized ticketing agent of the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo. Continue reading →

Several incidents of people making emotional pleas for money have been reported in June around the province, police say. Continue reading →

There is still no definitive startup date from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Continue reading →

‘The Global Good’ presents positive news from across the country and showcases the stories of inspiring Canadians, in hopes of spreading smiles. Continue reading →

The report confirms the Vancouver-based virtual company was “significantly flawed” when it came to financial reporting and operations. Continue reading →

The inmate returned to the Northeast Correctional Facility near New Glasgow and was taken into custody without incident at about 10 a.m. on Wednesday. Continue reading →

CeaseFire closed on July 15 last year after its funding ran out. Continue reading →

The municipality’s Integrated Mobility Plan aims to improve transportation in the region, and the Bedford Highway is among the roads being looked to be transformed into a ‘Transit Priority Corridor.’ Continue reading →

A followup report released today says the governments have completed just 22 per cent of the actions recommended and in particular have failed on two key points. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say an officer witnessed a car travelling at a high rate of speed just before noon on Wednesday. Continue reading →

The suspect’s identity was not released.  Continue reading →

Nova Scotia RCMP say they were notified by high school administration on Tuesday that nude photos of a student were being circulated. Continue reading →

“As we move forward the school recognizes that the name can be offensive and it is time for a re-branding process of all team names to occur.” Continue reading →

The new school will be completed in two years from when construction begins, with the land to be cleared this summer. Continue reading →

The unofficial results for the riding of Sackville-Cobequid show Tory Steve Craig, a city councillor, with 2,655 votes, finishing ahead of the New Democrat Lara Fawthrop, a school teacher. Continue reading →

The rider was thrown from the motorcycle and despite the efforts of first responders and bystanders to resuscitate him, the Alberta man died at the scene.  Continue reading →

The race was a dead heat between Craig and Lara Fawthrop of the NDP, who lost by only 183 votes. Continue reading →

The Halifax Convention Centre is expecting a quiet summer with just one event booking in the month of July and none in August Continue reading →