“Our main objective was to remove the crane as safely as possible so businesses and residents could get their lives back to normal.” Continue reading →

Workers are still evaluating the damage that the Olympus building sustained, as well as ensuring that debris and other materials on top of the apartment complex are removed or secured. Continue reading →

The renewed state of emergency remains in effect for 14 days, until Oct. 30, unless the government terminates or extends it. Continue reading →

The two governments will also work together on the design and implementation of a new Canada Housing Benefit for the province to provide affordability support to those in need. Continue reading →

After about 500 hundred people marched in protest across a bridge near where the aboiteau once stood, the government announced change is coming. Continue reading →

The Halifax Regional Municipality expressed a level of concern over the consulting aspect of the bill in a statement to Global News on Tuesday.  Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s Emergency Management Office says it’s been working in Argyle, Barrington and Yarmouth to make sure people whose wells have run dry have access to drinking water. Continue reading →

The riding will be one to watch. Liberal MLA Chuck Porter is the incumbent and been an MLA since 2006, but prior to 2016 sat as an Independent and a PC MLA. Continue reading →

Porter said in a release that he is excited to join the team, saying he will be able to best represent his constituents by being a part of the Liberal Caucus. Continue reading →

Hants West MLA Chuck Porter has left the caucus of Nova Scotia’s Progressive Conservative party to sit as an independent, according to a statement released Friday. Continue reading →