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Saint John police searching for armed robbery suspect

The Saint John Police Force is investigating a robbery at a convenience store on Saturday.

‘Elbows up’: Former N.S. Liberal MP and cabinet minister Sean Fraser running again

It appears Nova Scotia Liberal MP Sean Fraser has changed his mind about retiring from politics and will run in the upcoming federal election after all.

Carney promising raises for Canadian Armed Forces to tackle recruiting shortfall

Liberal Leader Mark Carney is promising to modernize the recruitment process for the Canadian Armed Forces and make up for a shortfall of CAF members.

N.B. SPCA seeking donations after 41 dogs rescued from ‘unsanitary conditions’

The New Brunswick SPCA is seeking help from the community after it rescued 41 dogs from what it is calling “extremely unsanitary conditions.”

N.S. singer-actor Geordie Brown to join Foreigner on upcoming Canadian Tour

Nova Scotia singer-actor Geordie Brown will join American rock band Foreigner on their Canadian tour this fall.

Man charged after alleged assault on Fredericton’s south side

A 28-year-old man has been charged after he allegedly assaulted another man on Fredericton’s south side.

Driver, 22, charged for driving almost 60 km/h over the speed limit: Halifax police

A 22-year-old man has been charged with stunting after police say he was caught driving almost 60 km/h over the speed limit Monday morning.

‘Significant’ amount of drugs seized in Fredericton, man charged

A man is facing a drug trafficking charge following a seizure in Fredericton last week.

Three people injured in shooting in Dartmouth

Three people were injured in a shooting in Dartmouth, N.S., Monday night.

More than 1,600 potholes repaired in Halifax; 1,400 to go

Crews are trying to address hundreds of potholes in Halifax.

N.B. EMO monitoring multiple ice jams throughout the province

New Brunswick’s Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) is monitoring multiple ice jams throughout the province, including around Perth-Andover and Woodstock.

‘How do you feel wasting your money?’: Halifax-area pizzeria says prank orders cost them hundreds of dollars

A Halifax-area pizzeria says with a prank order can cost them hundreds of dollars.

Maritime tourism industry banking on Canadian pride this season

The Maritime tourism industry is banking on Canadian pride to bolster this season amid the trade war.

N.S. teen’s Make-A-Wish trip leads to surprise backstage moment with Jelly Roll

An 18-year-old from Lower Sackville, N.S., had a once-in-a-lifetime experience during a Make-A-Wish trip to see his favourite artist Jelly Roll.

Maritime voters face information overload as federal election gets underway

Many Maritimers are facing information overload as the federal election campaign gets started.