Dr. Murdock Arthur Smith is described as “a pillar of Cape Breton’s medical community” by Doctors Nova Scotia. Continue reading →

Federal Court Judge Catherine Kane wrote in the class action lawsuit ruling issued Tuesday that the actions of Afterlife Network Inc. amounted to “obituary piracy.” Continue reading →

Only two years after receiving a diagnosis for incurable cancer, a 35-year-old Nova Scotia woman died last week – but not before writing her own, remarkably upbeat obituary. Continue reading →

Robbins was working as a package designer for the Palmer Paint Company in Detroit when he came up with the idea for paint-by-numbers in the late 1940s. He said his inspiration came from Leonardo da Vinci. Continue reading →

One of the women who helped build the black civil rights movement in Nova Scotia has died. Continue reading →

An Indigenous Elder who was instrumental in promoting the sacrifices and contributions of Aboriginal veterans has died. Joseph Meconse, a Sayisi Dene Elder died Sunday. He was 77. Continue reading →

Sybil Marie Hicks, from Baysville, Ont., passed away on Feb. 2, leaving behind a husband whom she called a “horse’s ass,” and five children whom she “tolerated over the years.” Continue reading →

John Himpe, executive producer at 770 CHQR and former Saskatchewan radio personality, has died in a Calgary hospital at 38. Continue reading →

The WWE hall of famer’s legacy lives on through his career as the ‘world’s friendliest interviewer.’ Continue reading →