Annapolis

• Dispute over N.S. land development can go to trial: Supreme Court of Canada

  The legal dispute began when Annapolis Group Inc. filed a court action against Halifax, it was blocking attempts to develop the company's land and expropriating the space.

  Canada

  Oct 21, 2022
  
• Nova Scotia election riding results: Annapolis

  Liberal Carman Kerr has been elected for the riding of Annapolis. 

  Politics

  Jul 29, 2021
  
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• Stephen McNeil ‘proud’ of legacy as N.S. Liberals prepare to choose new leader

  Stephen McNeil said until his new successor is sworn-in he will continue to assume the premier's responsibilities. A swearing-in date has not been announced.

  Politics

  Feb 5, 2021
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• County of Annapolis issues boil water advisory for Cornwallis Park

  A boil water advisory has been issued in Annapolis County’s Cornwallis Park due to a risk of E. coli.

  Canada

  Aug 21, 2018
• Capital Gazette shooting suspect Jarrod Ramos’s 1st court appearance cancelled

  A grand jury indicted Ramos on 23 counts, including murder, attempted murder and assault.

  World

  Jul 30, 2018
• Bogus bills circulating in southwestern Nova Scotia: RCMP

  Some cases involve bills with symbols added, while other bills have been defaced. 

  Crime

  Jun 9, 2018
• Maryland College closes through Thanksgiving due to missing student

  Washington College in Maryland says it will be closed through the US Thanksgiving holiday while authorities continue looking for a troubled missing student who could be armed.

  World

  Nov 18, 2015
• Federal Court rules HMCS Annapolis can be sunk

  It appears HMCS Annapolis will be sunk after all. The Federal Court has ruled the permit to sink the ship issued by Environment Canada in Oct. 2014 will stand. In January, the Save Halkett Bay Marine Park Society filed court documents seeking an injunction to stop the plan to sink the 1960s former helicopter-carrying destroyer, resulting...

  Mar 12, 2015
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• HMCS Annapolis could sink accidentally: lawyer

  A deteriorating former warship from the 1960s is on "borrowed time," with only months to go before it could sink accidentally, a Federal Court has heard.

  Feb 26, 2015
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• Environmental group to appear in court over warship sinking

  An environmental group is expected to be in federal court today in a fight over a former Canadian warship.

  Jan 12, 2015