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After months of tweaking the recipe, students at Salt Springs Elementary School offered a taste test of their spice blends Saturday afternoon.

Twenty-five years ago, Jimmy Rankin released his first solo album “Song Dog” after performing for 10 years with The Rankin Family.

The historic provincial legislature in Charlottetown officially reopened today after an extensive restoration that took almost 12 years to complete.

Nova Scotian children's book author Gary R. Gray Jr. says he had an "excellent" experience at the Boston Book Festival this year.

An animal rescue organization based in Nova Scotia rescued 28 dogs and more than 40 cats on a trip to Georgia this month.

A Nova Scotia baker is warning small business owners after she fell victim to a scam artist pretending to be a popular Halifax festival.

Since 2021, Operation Feed has been filling bags with food to help vulnerable families in Saint John who are suffering from food insecurity.

The Mounties in P.E.I. have have charged an official agent for the Island’s governing Progressive Conservatives with 42 offences under the provincial Election Expenses Act.

New Brunswick data shows Tele-Care 811 call back wait times spiked after switching virtual care providers, Health Minister John Dornan is standing by the service.

Halifax Regional Police have laid additional charges against a man in connection to a bomb threat that triggered a large evacuation order in downtown Halifax in August.

A man has been charged in connection with an armed robbery in Blockhouse, N.S., earlier this month, says Lunenburg District RCMP.

Police are investigating a report of hate-motivated graffiti discovered at a playground in Port Hawkesbury, N.S., near Highway 4.

A playoff spot is not out of reach for the Halifax Tides, but it will all come down to their last game of the season against AFC Toronto on Monday.

Production for “This Summer Will Be Different” – a Netflix show set and filmed on Prince Edward Island – has officially wrapped.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) says it seized 244 live and cooked lobsters across New Brunswick this month.