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Artists celebrate one-year anniversary of Halifax airport gallery’s reopening

A small but vibrant art gallery tucked inside Halifax Stanfield International Airport is marking its first anniversary since reopening.

Vulnerable populations and high NB Power bills focus of new committee

A new committee focused on vulnerable populations and high NB Power rates are now meeting, about a year after the idea was first pitched.

Horizon Health seeks permission to discharge some patients from 4 N.B. hospitals

The Horizon Health Network is asking the New Brunswick government for “critical state admission prioritization status” for patients who no longer need acute care from four regional hospitals.

Classified, The Stanfields and local youth to perform at Trunk 7 Music Festival

Classified, The Stanfields, Charlie A’Court, The Royal Volts, and Jenn Grant are set to headline this year’s Trunk 7 Music Festival, happening this Friday and Saturday in Porters Lake, N.S.

As Maritime temperatures rise, so does demand for air conditioning

Despite heat warnings and heat waves, many Maritimers have been taking full advantage of the scorching temperatures, but only under the promise they’ll have ice-cold air conditioning available afterwards.

New Brunswickers try to stay cool as heat warning continues for most of the province

What started out as a perfect summer day in Greater Moncton quickly turned into a scorcher Tuesday.

Cape Breton Drive-In celebrates 50th anniversary

A throwback to a different era, the Cape Breton Drive-In hasn't changed much since the day it showed its first movie on the big outdoor screen.

Bible Hill man charged with child pornography offences: N.S. RCMP

A 57-year-old Bible Hill, N.S., man has been charged with child pornography offences.

Measles outbreak in Sussex, N.B., grows to 3 confirmed cases; 5 more cases probable

A measles outbreak in Sussex, N.B., has now grown to three confirmed cases, with the region’s top doctor adding there are five more people that are probable to contract the virus.

VIA Rail plans to use refurbished cars to improve service between Halifax-Montreal

The CEO of Via Rail says the Crown corporation wants to use refurbished rail cars to improve service between Halifax and Montreal.

WWII-era mortar shell removed from P.E.I. municipal building

Police say a Second World War-era mortar shell has been removed from a municipal building on Prince Edward Island.

N.S. ended Out of the Cold contract over safety, security concerns

Nova Scotia ended its contract with Out of the Cold due to a lack of confidence in leadership to deliver services, according to an executive director with the Department of Opportunities and Social Development.

Team New Brunswick announces final team rosters for Canada Summer Games

Team New Brunswick has announced its final rosters of the 26 teams representing the province at the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s, N.L., from Aug. 8 to Aug. 25.

A look at the hottest spots in the Maritimes Wednesday; possible records?

The Maritimes will enter the hottest stretch of its current heat wave on Wednesday and Thursday.

Summerside, P.E.I., police responded to three separate impaired driving incidents

Summerside Police Services are investigating three separate impaired driving-related incidents that happened over the weekend.