Federal Conservative leadership hopefuls make pitch to Nova Scotia Tories
Five federal leadership hopefuls pitched to a crowd of Nova Scotia Tories, each hoping to hit a home run in the race to replace Andrew Scheer. Continue reading
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‘Melting pot of harmony’: Mi’kmaq artist receives outpouring of support after sign is vandalized
The sign that was vandalized is renowned in Nova Scotia and is located along Highway 104, near the province’s border with New Brunswick. Continue reading
N.S. Labour Department investigating after construction worker is impaled by uncapped rebar
According to the site’s owner, the worker slipped on ice on the top floor of the development at 370 Gary Martin Drive. Continue reading
Residents of Meaghers Grant, N.S., paying a heavy toll after removal of Dillman Bridge
Since November 2019, the Dillman Bridge on Wyse Road has been out of commission — removed by the province after suffering irreparable damage in a truck accident. Continue reading
Westmount residents riled over Bayers Road priority public transit plan
The project will improve access for buses on Bayers Road, but decrease street access for some residents in the Westmount subdivision. Continue reading
As new survey circulates, grieving families renew push to protect Halifax roadside memorials
“I’ll grieve for the rest of my life for my son, and I will fight this right to the bitter end to keep his cross there.” Continue reading
Beloved Halifax waterfront pub closes its doors for good
After more than 18 years as a staple of the Halifax waterfront, Stayner’s Wharf Pub & Grill has pulled the plug. Continue reading
Nova Scotia wildfire experts bound for Australia ‘a little anxious,’ but well-prepared
Nova Scotia is sending an incident commander, basecamp manager and planning section chief to Australia, where wildfires are burning out of control. Continue reading
Fewer Nova Scotians using children’s dental coverage as new oral health strategy work begins
The Department of Health and Wellness expanded dental coverage for children 14 and under last year, but that program is being accessed three per cent less often than before. Continue reading
Halifax site where crane collapsed had history of safety violations, but no fines or penalties
The crane came down in high winds on Sept. 7, 2019. Continue reading