While in jail, Christian Clyke confessed to murdering 39-year-old Angela Hall after she refused to sell him cannabis at her apartment on Primrose Street eight years ago. Continue reading
A legal battle over a controversial Nova Scotia licence plate – “GRABHER” – has sparked a heated debate between prominent academics about freedom of expression and “rape culture.” Continue reading
Grabher first purchased the plate as a gift for his late father around 1990, and he says it expressed family pride in their Austrian-German heritage. Continue reading
Grabher first purchased the personalized licence plate as a gift for his late father around 1990, and he says it expressed family pride in their Austrian-German heritage. Continue reading
Alton Gas plans to use water from the river to create large, underground storage caverns and protesters fear the 73-kilometre tidal river, which cuts through the middle of Nova Scotia, may be polluted. Continue reading
SaltWire alleges Transcontinental overstated its printing and distribution business as well as misrepresented revenue streams associated with a number of assets. Continue reading
The injunction says that protesters Dale Poulette, his partner Rachael Greenland-Smith and others must stop occupying a two-storey mud-and-straw hut on the site. Continue reading
According to an agreed statement of facts, the man called police while incarcerated and told the dispatcher he wanted to confess to something. Continue reading
The document to be posted in the area also makes clear those who don’t comply face arrest by the RCMP. Continue reading
In a written ruling released Monday, Justice Patrick Murray of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court said Copan did not intend to cause the death, but made a serious error in judgment. Continue reading