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Halifax art gallery exhibitions honour African Heritage Month

Three exhibitions at the Dalhousie Art Gallery are spotlighting African Heritage Month.

Dual citizens in U.S., Canada try to stay positive amid tariff dispute

The ongoing tariff dispute between Canada and the United States has created a tension for the two countries, and few people understand those awkward dynamics better than people who live on both sides of the border.

Maritime business leaders ready to ‘break down the (interprovincial trade) barriers’

With the threat of a trade war on the minds of many, Maritime business leaders hope to see quick action to address interprovincial trade barriers. However, they say consultation is still an important component.

Police say fake $100 bills circulating Cape Breton Regional Municipality

Cape Breton Regional Police is reminding retailers to be diligent when accepting cash due to the presence of counterfeit $100 bills circulating the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.

Man charged with criminal negligence after woman killed in Halifax crosswalk

A 32-year-old man already facing four charges in connection to the death of a 21-year-old woman in a Halifax crosswalk has now been charged with criminal negligence causing death.

JRDN and Classified reunite: Fifteen years after hit song, they ‘Feel Something’ again

JRDN and Classified reunite for new song called “Feel Something” – their first full collaboration in over a decade.

Crews extinguishes fire at Fredericton senior centre

Fredericton firefighters extinguished a fire at a senior centre late Wednesday night.

N.S. had highest poverty rate in Canada in 2022; Manitoba had most deep poverty

A new report from Statistics Canada says Nova Scotia had the highest rate of poverty among the provinces in 2022, and Manitoba had the highest rate of deep poverty.

What to know about Thursday evening snow in the Maritimes

Snow is expected in parts of the Maritimes late Thursday afternoon and night.

Halifax’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade cancelled

The annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Halifax will not go ahead this year.

Plane’s tail struck runway during landing in Fredericton last summer: report

A Porter airplane suffered significant damage after its tail touched the runway during a bumpy landing in Fredericton last June, according to a new report.

N.S. woman facing more than 150 fraud-related charges

A 47-year-old woman from Dartmouth, N.S., who was previously charged with more than 50 fraud-related offences has now been charged with more than 100 additional offences.

Tax holiday not leading to increase in spending: Moneris

Data collected over the first month of the GST/HST holiday show Atlantic Canadians are spending six per cent less then the same time period last year.

Man killed during home invasion; Alert Ready ends in New Brunswick

Police say a fatal home invasion in Berry Mills, N.B., led them to issue an Alert Ready message in the province early Thursday morning.

Fredericton police officers, firefighters prepare to hit the ice for annual charity hockey game

Police officers and firefighters are preparing to face off in Fredericton this weekend for a popular annual event that supports a local foodbank.