Vanessa Fells said she hopes the decision can spark progress in the negative relationship that has existed between the department and the African Nova Scotian community for decades. Continue reading →

The money is part of a five-year agreement with universities that provides $470,000 per year for sexual violence prevention. Continue reading →

Those appointed by Iain Rankin represent environmental groups, industry, the Mi’kmaq and academia. Continue reading →

Demonstrators planned to gather over the lunch hour during the Nova Scotia Gold Show at a hotel at the Halifax airport. Continue reading →

By mid-morning, more than 4,400 customers were still off the grid in New Brunswick. Continue reading →

An intense low pressure system is expected to bring strong southeasterly winds gusting to 90 km/h across the province, starting in the southwest and reaching the mainland by the afternoon. Continue reading →

The renewed state of emergency remains in effect for 14 days, until Oct. 30, unless the government terminates or extends it. Continue reading →

Police say two men, who were masked, approached a home on South Rawdon Road. Continue reading →

The Mounties say their investigation determined that the crash occurred after a matress flew off the roof of a car, obstructed a roadway and resulted in the deaths of two women. Continue reading →

“As we lose agricultural crops and land to storms, flooding, desertification, soil depletion and other climate crisis impacts, food will become increasingly expensive and scarce.” Continue reading →