McKenna has carved out a new role – a sort of “premier emeritus” who both cheerleads for the Maritimes and offers harsh truths about its economic malaise. Continue reading →

Environment Canada says Jose could bring persistent rain, cloud cover and rough surf along the Atlantic coast through the week. Continue reading →

Andy Filmore, MP for Halifax, told Global News that he is not able to support the federal government’s current plan to end what they say are “unfair tax advantages.”  Continue reading →

Two cruise ships are diverting to Port Saint John in New Brunswick, while the the Port of Halifax says they’ll receive a ship later today. Continue reading →

Crews here in St. Petersburg, FL. are facing long hours – working in intense heart to restore service – one community at a time.  Continue reading →

Temperatures in parts of the Scotian Shelf increased by up to 3 C in 2016, and temperature highs near the bottom of the northern gulf broke a century-long record. Continue reading →

The National Energy Board says the decision is based in part on 820 public submissions it received since last spring. Continue reading →

More women have come forward to complain about abortion-access hurdles in Nova Scotia, as a national lobby group says it plans a renewed push in the province. Continue reading →

Darrah Teitel, public affairs officer for Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, said the “extremely grim” situation may be unconstitutional. Continue reading →