Atlantic

Prices at the pumps went down overnight on Prince Edward Island.

With WestJet and the union which represents 4,400 flight attendants reaching a tentative agreement on Monday, many Maritimers stuck abroad are still wondering exactly how they’ll get home.

The 129th Natal Day Parade in Dartmouth kept people entertained during the non-statutory holiday.

Ten New Brunswickers will be bestowed the province’s highest honour later this year.

Two communities along the Canada-U.S. border will continue a long-standing celebration of friendship this week, amid the ongoing trade war between both countries.

RCMP are searching for a 28-year-old wanted man who is believed to be in the Shediac or Moncton areas.

Nova Scotia’s Liberals will elect their first woman leader this fall, and while the two challengers say that’s a good thing, it’s more about picking the right person for the job.

The Gorch Fock, an iconic German naval tall ship, is visiting the Salter Pier in Halifax for public visitation, before moving to HMC Dockyard for a crew swap and training.

A New Brunswick community will host the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame’s class of 2026 induction ceremony later this month, marking only the second time the event has been held outside of Ontario.

The Federal German Ship Gorch Fock stopped in Halifax on August 2 as part of her 189th overseas training voyage.

More than 400,000 people are expected to take in the work of jugglers, acrobats and other street performers as the 40th edition of the Halifax Busker Festival invades the city’s waterfront.

The 125th anniversary of the world’s longest covered bridge is being celebrated throughout the New Brunswick Day long weekend.

Thousands of people will help track monarch butterflies this summer.

Suspicious Photo Overview and Triage - setup on the Halifax waterfront this weekend to review skin lesions, aiming to address primary care access challenges and long referral wait times for.