N.S. premier meeting New England governors this weekend, N.B. premier staying home
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is meeting with New England governors in Vermont this weekend while New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is staying close to home.
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Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is meeting with New England governors in Vermont this weekend while New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is staying close to home.
A 39-year-old man is facing multiple charges for allegedly stealing a motorcycle and an altercation that left a Halifax police officer with minor injuries.
The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival kicked off in Halifax Thursday night with Matt Rife taking the stage at the Garrison Grounds.
The Horizon Health Network has hired two new surgeons to work at the Upper River Valley Hospital in Waterville, N.B., a recruitment officials say was well needed.
Police say 37-year-old man from Springhill, N.S., is facing child sexual abuse and exploitation material (CSAEM) charges.
An independent review is slamming the Nova Scotia government’s progress on complying with a human rights ruling to move people with disabilities out of institutions and into their own homes by 2028.
Police say they have seized two cannabis shipments in Cape Breton with an estimated street value of more than $113,000.
Prices at the pumps in all three Maritime provinces are down for a second, or even third, time this week.
Researchers tracking contagious catfish cancer in Quebec say they are testing to see if it also spread to New Brunswick.
A 36-year-old Halifax-area man is facing multiple charges after allegedly stealing an ATV and trailer earlier this week.
Canada’s top teenage baseball players are competing for a national title in P.E.I., while scouts in the crowd look for next-level talent.
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston said there are other things that keep him up at night, but giving a second extensions for a major oil and gas company to pay its financial deposit isn’t one of them.
Many Halifax encampment residents are dealing with the ongoing heat wave.
Municipal workers in Halifax have removed an unauthorized sign that asked visitors to a local park to make sure their children “use their indoor voices.”
Cape Breton council votes to hire more garbage collectors.
It’s been three years since the campus of the Université de Moncton hosted its first concert, but music fans will be back and screaming on Saturday.