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The Owens Art Gallery, located within Mount Allison University, is gearing up to celebrate 130 years on May 28th making it the oldest university art gallery in Canada.
Community members are fundraising to restore the historic Sharon Assembly Church in Yarmouth, N.S.
Renewed ground and air search efforts for Lilly and Jack Sullivan are planned in Lansdowne Station, N.S., this weekend.
Some businesses on the Halifax boardwalk are still closed ahead of the May long weekend as the city’s waterfront gets off to a slow start to the tourism season.
New Brunswick’s Official Opposition is asking why unsold United States alcohol purchased before the U.S. trade war’s escalation is being kept off store shelves after a drop in NB Liquor’s net income to end the fiscal year.
A Halifax police forensics officer was cross-examined at a murder trial in Dartmouth on Friday.
New Brunswick is offering a 25 per cent discount on daily and seasonal passes to seven of its eleven provincial parks for residents in an effort to encourage local tourism.
The official start of the season is still a little over a month away but for many Maritimers, events during the May long weekend mark the unofficial start of summer.
Goldie Boutilier performs to sold-out crowds around the world and racks up millions of streams. But being on stage at the East Coast Music Awards (ECMAs) in St. John’s last week may have been her most meaningful performance yet.
Acquired from the Boston Bruins at the trade-deadline buzzer back in March, the feisty Brad Marchand has made a career out of filling the net and antagonizing opponents.
The organizers of a weekly farmers market in New Glasgow, N.S., are frustrated after recent incidents of vandalism and theft at the site.
Police charged a 22-year-old man from Shediac, N.B., with robbery with a firearm after an investigation into several instances of vehicle theft.
Dietitian Angela Dufour offers tips to prepare your body and your stomach before a long race.
The International Council on Monuments and Sites has issued a “heritage alert” on the former Église Sainte-Marie in Church Point, N.S., as they and other groups hope to save it from demolition.
Nova Scotia Growth and Development Minister Colton LeBlanc has asked the Halifax Regional Municipality to start bylaw work to enable the development of up to 19,500 residential units in Bedford and Halifax.
The Prince Edward Island RCMP says it seized approximately 400 doses worth of cocaine during a traffic stop earlier this week.
