Fast-moving N.B. farce keeps actors on their feet and audiences laughing
The Saint John Theatre Company is putting on the farce Lend Me a Tenor this month.
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Premier asks frustrated NB Power customers to stop taking anger out on utility employees
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt wants frustrated NB Power customers to curb their anger against Crown corporation employees, as monthly utility bills skyrocket.
Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay, N.S., undergoing repairs ahead of Little League nationals
The biggest and most famous baseball field in Glace Bay, N.S., is getting a facelift to the tune of a quarter-million dollars.
French nuclear submarine makes stop in Halifax
A French submarine is visiting Halifax this week following its first oceanic sail.
Saint John Police investigating 5 deaths connected to drug toxicity
The Saint John Police Force and coroner are investigating five sudden deaths they believe are connected to the high toxicity of drugs circulating the city.
Sentencing for one of fourth youths begins in Al Marrach’s fatal stabbing
A sentencing hearing began Friday in Halifax for one of four youth charged in the death of Ahmad Al Marrach.
Nova Scotians without primary care still concerned despite waitlist drop
Nova Scotia’s primary care waitlist dropped again last month, however some are still concerned about what the future holds as doctors across the province continue to retire.
N.B. RCMP seeks possible witnesses following firearm discharge
Police in New Brunswick are seeking possible witnesses after a firearm was discharged in Moncton Wednesday.
Fire damages Moncton cannabis facility
A rooftop fire damaged a cannabis facility in Moncton Friday afternoon.
N.S. café finds a unique way to celebrate Pi Day
Combining both the mathematical constant and the delicious dessert, the Cardamom Pod Café in Pugwash N.S., put a fun spin on Pi Day.
Ten new housing units ready for tenants in Moncton, N.B.
Ten new affordable housing units are ready to welcome tenants at two properties in Moncton, N.B.
‘We’re going to win for her’: Moncton team rallies around teammate fighting leukemia
Twelve-year-old Émilie Hébert was diagnosed with leukemia last week and is currently undergoing treatment at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax.
Nova Scotia identifies five areas for development of offshore wind
HALIFAX — The Nova Scotia government has identified five areas that it deems suitable for the development of offshore wind farms.
Nova Scotia Realtors want province to drop planned increase to deed transfer tax
The Nova Scotia Association of Realtors wants the provincial government to back away from a plan to double the deed transfer tax for non-resident homebuyers.
Nova Scotia RCMP lay drug charges after Eskasoni drug seizure and protest
Nova Scotia RCMP charged five men after executing search warrants in Eskasoni and Howie Centre and then facing protesters at the scene.