Atlantic

The current tariffs straining the long-standing trade relationship between Canada and the United States are nothing more than a “tax on American people, according to the governor of Maine.

The head coach of the Moncton Wildcats has been honoured at the 2025 CHL Awards.

An 81-year-old Nova Scotia man is facing charges for sexual offences he allegedly committed while he was a Scoutmaster in the 1970s.

Fewer Canadians are using the CAT ferry service between Nova Scotia and Maine, but American bookings are showing signs of growth.

A school bus caught fire in Hammonds Plains, N.S., on Thursday.

The province of Nova Scotia has announced $2.8 million in additional funding to help first responders buy equipment.

The province will now receive 4,250 permanent resident nominations, an increase of 1,500 from a February announcement.

The biggest lobster in the world is getting a fresh coat of paint.

Anyone looking for a national-level outdoor dining experience should check out Dartmouth and Halifax this summer, according to a new list.

Nova Scotia’s primary care waitlist went down by just a few dozen people last month.

Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island were among the seven provinces and territories to join the federal government in a $104-million commitment to wildfire prevention and resilience efforts through the Government of Canada’s Resilient Communities through FireSmart (RCF) Program.

A Riverhead, N.S., man has been charged with child pornography and child luring offences.

Police on Prince Edward Island are asking the public for help identifying two men allegedly involved in separate indecent acts.

The province rolled out changes to its metal mining application process today to speed up approvals for companies looking to set up a mine in Nova Scotia.

Mike Petrosniak started his Salty Hair business because he loved the feeling the ocean left after kiteboarding. With a background in chemical engineering, he enlisted Dalhousie University students to help with his entrepreneurial goals.