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Nova Scotians celebrate Nora Bernard on Heritage Day

Monday is Heritage Day in Nova Scotia and John Paul with the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations says it's a time to reflect on the province's history and those who contributed to it.

Winter storms cause cancellations, delays for hundreds of travellers at Maritime airports

Two storm systems swept across the Maritime provinces over the last week, leaving hundreds of travellers stranded or facing significant delays and cancellations at the region’s two major airports.      

Fishing, skating highlight Family Day in Kennebecasis Valley, N.B.

Families in Kennebecasis Valley, N.B., found ways to embrace winter weather while celebrating Family Day.

‘They saved my life’: Snowmobiler rescued in Cape Breton Highlands

A lost snowmobiler was rescued in the Cape Breton Highlands over the weekend.

Inn Echo: P.E.I. instrumental trio earns JUNO nomination

Inn Echo’s latest album “Hemispheres” has earned a JUNO nomination for Traditional Roots Album of the Year.

Salt shortage leaves Halifax-area residents unarmed against deep freeze

Stores throughout Halifax ran out of road salt over the weekend after several days of wet, freezing weather.

N.S. fire department loses two trucks responding to fire on icy roads

The Greenfield and District Volunteer Fire Department in Greenfield, N.S., is down two trucks after they both went off the road responding to the same fire call over the weekend.

Antonine Maillet, author and proud raconteur of the Acadian people, dead at 95

Antonine Maillet — novelist, playwright, and proud Acadian — has died at the age of 95.

Fierce winds cause cancellations, power outages across Maritimes

Thousands of Maritimers were without power Monday morning after high winds led to outages across all three Maritime provinces.

Snow and ice reports as winter storm lingers in the Maritimes

A powerful winter storm lingers in the vicinity of the Maritimes to start this week.

Man sentenced to four years in prison following child pornography investigation in Moncton

RCMP says a New Brunswick man charged in connection to a child pornography investigation has been sentenced to four years in prison.

New Brunswick premier says meetings with U.S. officials focused on trade, tariff threats

Canadian premiers visited the U.S. capital last week in hopes of preventing forthcoming tariffs promised by the Trump administration.

Woman from Florida victim of fatal snowmobile crash in N.B.

A 61-year-old woman from Florida has died following a single off-road vehicle crash in Alma, N.B.

Halifax-area stores sell out of salt, sand as city remains covered in ice

Wet, freezing weather has coated the streets of Halifax with ice and a rush for salt and sand has emptied store shelves across the city.

Water main repaired, boil advisory lifted for Bathurst, N.B.

A boil water advisory for Bathurst, N.B., has been lifted was lifted Sunday.