P.E.I. libraries offer portable Wi-Fi hotspots for people without internet
Prince Edward Island residents who don’t have internet access can now borrow portable Wi-Fi hotspots from provincial libraries.
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P.E.I. libraries offer portable Wi-Fi hotspots for people without internet
Prince Edward Island residents who don’t have internet access can now borrow portable Wi-Fi hotspots from provincial libraries.
Heat and humidity continue to fuel severe thunderstorm risk in the Maritimes
Powerful thunderstorms rolled across eastern areas of Nova Scotia Thursday morning.
N.B. RCMP trying to identify men suspected of driving car into Charlo River
Police are trying to identify two men who allegedly drove a vehicle into the Charlo River in Charlo, N.B., last month.
P.E.I. RCMP investigating report of ‘suspicious interaction’ with children in Montague area
P.E.I. police are reaching out to the public for information about a “suspicious interaction” with children in the Montague area.
One man dead, another missing after boating accident on Aylesford Lake in N.S.
One person is dead and another is missing after a boating accident on Canada Day in Nova Scotia’s Kings County.
N.S. RCMP pulls man over for speeding, arrests him for impaired driving
A 26-year-old man from Mahone Bay, N.S., was arrested for impaired driving on Saturday, according to an RCMP news release from Thursday.
Heat warnings issued across the Maritimes
Yellow heat warnings are in effect for parts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
Missing N.S. senior located: RCMP
RCMP are seeking help from the public in locating a 71-year-old man.
Holt says N.B. will ‘fight for a united and strong Canada, forever’
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt marked Canada Day at several local celebrations on Wednesday, speaking about the province`s role in national unity at a precarious time.
Top-ranked paddlers from 55 countries spend Canada Day racing in Dartmouth, N.S.
Top-ranked paddlers from 55 countries are spending Canada Day racing in Dartmouth, N.S., for the Canoe Sprint World Championship.
The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo back in Halifax
The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo kicked off the 47th season on Wednesday.
Fire risk delays Canada Day fireworks in Newfoundland and Labrador
Authorities in Newfoundland and Labrador have banned firework celebrations in parts of the province — just hours before they were set to ring out for Canada Day.
What’s happening across the Maritimes for Canada Day 2026
With Canada Day here, many municipalities across the region are holding celebrations.
‘Worth the hassle’: Canadians continue to cross border to save on gas, meat
A recent uptick in the number of vehicles travelling from Canada to the United States isn't much of a surprise to some St. Stephen, N.B., residents, who never stopped crossing the border into Calais, Maine for cheaper products, especially gas.
Plaques stolen around Saint John’s King’s Square, Harbour Passage
Several plaques have been stolen from monuments in Saint John, N.B.