Nova Scotia
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Missing child Dylan Ehler’s parents still searching one year laterA year later and Dylan Ehler’s parents continue to search for their missing son who is presumed to have drowned in Truro, N.S.News4 hours
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Northern Pulp mill withdraws court challenge against Nova Scotia: ministerNova Scotia's environment minister said the company confirmed the mill will be withdrawing from the province's environmental assessment process.Canada4 hours
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Nova Scotia proclaims changes passed in 2020 to Elections ActThe changes aim to make voting easier by providing internet voting to military members deployed outside the province and offering electronic ballots at advance polls.Canada4 hours
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Nova Scotia business says province is freezing them out with COVID-19 rulesBerry's Furniture sells furniture and appliances, but only appliances are considered essential under current COVID-19 restrictions.Canada6 hours
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Nova Scotia sets another daily COVID-19 record with 182 casesSince May 1, the number of COVID-19 cases has continued to rise steadily in Nova Scotia.Health8 hours
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COVID-19: Police charge man for driving outside Halifax for non-essential businessPolice said the driver was travelling to New Brunswick from Halifax and had travelled to Trenton, N.S., for non-essential business.CrimeMay 6
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Ambulance fees have been waived for COVID-19 patients, but why no one else?'This very logic which applies rightly to COVID, should apply to all medical circumstances across the board,' said NDP Leader Gary Burrill.HealthMay 5
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Ticketing of Black man for jaywalking was racial discrimination: human rights boardHalifax Regional Police have been ordered to pay the man more than 15-thousand dollars in damages and compensation.CanadaMay 5
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Body found in burned-out shed in Sydney Mines: Cape Breton Regional PoliceA fire was reported from a property on Crescent Street in Sydney Mines, N.S., around 4 a.m.CanadaMay 5
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Nova Scotia sets new daily record with 175 COVID-19 casesThe number of active cases in the province has surpassed 1,200.CanadaMay 5
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