Nova Scotia

As the Halifax Regional Municipality continues to expand its cycling network, a Dartmouth resident has spent the last two years documenting how many cyclists use a bike lane near his home.

Doctors Nova Scotia hopes all 20 graduates of Dalhousie University’s Master of Physician Assistant Studies program will stay in the province and be part of the health-care system’s future.

Blind Sports Nova Scotia’s free tandem bike program has been running for more than a decade, and the group says it’s continuing to grow.

Nova Scotia’s school year is wrapping up and there is growing concern for next fall as some specialized support teachers are being moved back to the front of the class to lead everyday schooling.

Nova Scotia is the most expensive province for condominium and purpose-built apartments, according to a new report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation.

The Nova Scotia government says the board responsible for libraries in the Annapolis Valley needs to better explain to the public why it has decided to close five branches.

A new study is calling on the Nova Scotia government to end close confinement for periods of more than 20 hours per day at correctional facilities.

A Cape Breton, N.S., couple is relieved to be back with their dog after it was stolen along with the family’s vehicle from a gas station Monday afternoon.

Three people have been arrested and two are still being sought after a break-in at a business outside Sheet Harbour, N.S., Saturday afternoon.

Nova Scotia Health is warning the public about the unpredictability and strength of illegal drugs.

Lunenburg District RCMP has charged an Ontario man after a Hebbville, N.S., resident lost $65,000 in an investment scam.

The Halifax Urban Folk Festival (HUFF) has announced its lineup for this year’s event, which includes Maritimers Ria Mae and Chris Murphy.

Police in New Glasgow, N.S., say a man is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after he was hit by a truck in a crosswalk Monday afternoon.

The railway to Sydney, N.S., hasn't seen a freight train in more than a decade, but local business people aren't giving up on its revival.

Nova Scotia’s restaurant industry is facing mounting financial pressures as operators grapple with rising costs, shrinking profit margins and changing consumer spending habits, even as tourism continues to grow across the province.