It was the second event of its kind in Halifax, and organizers hope to continue the trend, drawing a larger and more diverse crowd every year. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced in December 2016 that the businesswoman turned civil libertarian will become one of the few Canadian women to be celebrated on the face of her country’s currency. Continue reading →

Two open house meetings were held at Halifax Central Library on Monday. Continue reading →

About 100 people attended a Gord Downie sing-along tribute at a Halifax public library on Wednesday. Continue reading →

When the library first opened its AV system was assessed and it was determined that it “would meet the core technological requirement needed in this facility.”  Continue reading →

The national exhibit will be set up at the Halifax Central Library all week. Continue reading →

Blustery winds were likely the culprit in a number of power outages affecting the Halifax peninsula on Sunday. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police have responded to 17 bomb threats so far into 2016, five more than all of 2015. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police responded to another spate of hoax bomb threats early Sunday morning. Continue reading →

A court imposed 22 conditions on Melissa Ann Shepard upon her release in March, including that she keep the peace and be of good behaviour. Continue reading →