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The Covered Bridge Potato Chip company says it started taking steps last year that included setting up a large fence, planting trees and adding sound-deadening measures.

They say Covered Bridge Potato Chips Ltd.'s operations is causing excessive noise, industrial smells, light pollution and heavy truck traffic in the town of Woodstock.

Donald Douglas Williams of Dartmouth, N.S., is accused of alleged crimes against 30 youths at a Nova Scotia corrections facility between 1989 and 2015.

A Dartmouth man is facing 66 sex-related charges following a four-year investigation into allegations of dozens of sexual assaults at a provincial youth correctional facility.

Acadia University is making waves with the decision to permanently close its pool this June, leaving its varsity swim team and the community with few options. 

Maine's blunt-spoken governor doesn't mince words when opponents dare to cross him but he's saved some of his harshest criticism for newspapers, once telling schoolchildren he isn't a fan of papers and another time saying that reading one is "like paying somebody to tell you lies."

Information and privacy commissioner wrote that the department was refusing to release information about the risk of violence in the facility.

Republican vice-presidential pick Sarah Palin revealed Monday her unmarried teenaged daughter Bristol is pregnant - adding another shock at the party's sharply curtailed convention in the face of Hurricane Gustav.

A Fredericton man says his ordeal at a hospital emergency room has made the New Brunswick election and health care a top priority for him and his family.

Nova Scotia's Justice Department is launching a program that aims to connect young Aboriginal inmates with their culture.

Multiple groups have voiced concerns about the state of the bill which passed its third reading — virtually unchanged — on Thursday.  

Dartmouth-based United Sign, which employs 18 people, says it will make up to 60,000 shields in the coming weeks

Perth Andover's mayor Marianne Bell worries about the implications of the changes to the Hotel Dieu of St. Joseph and what it means for the future of the hospital.

The province says anyone aged 30 and over can begin booking appointments for their booster dose starting on Monday.

"We are producing about 90,000 face shields a week right now."

HALIFAX - Nova Scotia's Justice Department is launching a program that aims to connect young aboriginal inmates with their culture.

After two years of production, students at Dalhousie University in Halifax are set to debut Atlantic Canada's first solar-powered car at a race in the United States next week.

The provincial Court of Appeal decision said the "very troubled" girl had decided to kill her family.

Operation Headwind is looking into the allegations of sexual assault at the Nova Scotia Youth Centre in Waterville, N.S., between 1988 and 2017.

NEW YORK, N.Y. - Score one for girl power.