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  • Man charged in 101 crash near Wolfville that killed two people last October trying to retain lawyer

    A Kings County man charged in connection with a crash that killed two people last year made a brief appearance in Kentville provincial court Tuesday.

    8 hours agoNova Scotia
    For dangerous driving causing death plea
  • RCMP arrest man after stabbing in North Preston

    A man was arrested after a stabbing at a home on Churchill Terrace in North Preston on Wednesday.

    10 hours agoHalifax
    RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment arrested a man after a stabbing at a home on Churchill Terrace in North Preston on Wednesday.
  • Nova Scotia government announces three new Halifax region health homes: Doctors, dietitians, social workers promised

    Three new health homes to be operational in Halifax Regional Municipality by October are expected to serve more than 20,000 patients and remove them from the Need a Family Practice registry.

    1 day agoNova Scotia
    An expansion of the Clare Health Centre is taking shape. CONTRIBUTED
  • Convicted robber charged in gas station holdup after sentence for attempted bank heist ends

    A man convicted four years ago of trying to rob an Annapolis Valley credit union branch shortly after getting out of prison for robbing another branch has been charged with robbing a gas station in Kentville just days after his sentence for the second robbery expired.

    9 hours agoNova Scotia
    Leif Spilchen hides his face while leaving Kentville Supreme Court Monday after being convicted of attempting to robthe Valley Credit Union branch in Canning two years ago.
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  • Former Tatamagouche teacher handed four-year sentence for 'extreme violations' of 15-year-old student's sexual integrity
    Former teacher Nicole Ashley MacLeod is escorted out of Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Truro in handcuffs Wednesday after she was sentenced to four years in prison for sexually abusing a 15-year-old student.
  • Humble hometown champion making a difference in Cape Breton basketball community
    Michael MacMillan volunteer basketball
  • No crime suspected after Charlottetown senior found dead in elevator shaft
    Apartment at 198 Spring Park Rd., Charlottetown
  • UPDATED: Cape Breton community issues shelter in place after armed attack
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  • Halifax Tides starting to turn under new leadership: 'It feels like we are starting something new now'

    The regime change is paying immediate dividends for Halifax Tides FC.

    2 days agoNova Scotia
    Halifax Tides FC players celebrate a goal by Megumi Nakamura (24) against the Calgary Wild FC during Norther Super League action at the Wanderers Grounds in Halifax on Monday.
  • Halifax Tides add another scorer with signing of Jamaican national team member Tiffany Cameron

    The Halifax Tides made their second significant addition to their attack in as many days on Thursday.

    5 days agoNova Scotia
    New Halifax Tides FC player Tiffany Cameron tries to beat two Brazilian defenders during a 2023 World Cup game for Jamaica.
  • Ex-Mooseheads star Nikolaj Ehlers signs six-year, $51 million contract with Carolina Hurricanes

    After taking his time to hear from all of his suitors and do his due diligence, former Halifax Mooseheads star Nikolaj Ehlers chose Carolina as his new home.

    5 days agoNova Scotia
    Former Halifax Mooseheads forward Nikolaj Ehlers signed with the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday.
  • Halifax Tides add rising star Amanda Allen: 'A player with limitless potential'

    Halifax Tides FC’s sputtering offence got a major boost on Wednesday.

    6 days agoHalifax Sports
    The Orland Pride of the NSWL have loaned attacker Amanda Allen to Halifax Tides FC.
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  • New era for Ski Martock as Cape Smokey takes over ownership

    Ski Martock owners Heather and Jim Boylan confirmed the sale of the Windsor-area facility in an email to members Tuesday.

    1 day agoNova Scotia
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  • Sobeys-owned Big 8 honours the East Coast with its updated look

    New look showcases classic Atlantic Canadian lighthouse, and some similarities to a global cola superpower

    1 day agoNova Scotia
    The Big 8 redesign features abstract waves and a lighthouse to honour its East Coast heritage.
  • SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Who killed Jersey Milk chocolate bar? It was the economy

    It appears Jersey Milk chocolate is gone after all despite weeks of corporate denials.

    1 day agoHalifax Business
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  • SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: The gene-edited bacon you never asked for is on its way to Canada

    Consumers have the right to know how their food was produced

    4 days agoNova Scotia
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  • VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: Transition to renewable energy options needed in Nova Scotia

    Re: Uranium ruckus is déjà vu all over again, July 5

    19 hours agoHalifax Opinion
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  • BRUCE MacKINNON CARTOON: Waiting for a doctor in Nova Scotia? It's a numbers game
    1 day agoNova Scotia
    MacKinnon tease
  • COMMENTARY: Food, status and the recessionary esthetic

    As a political communicator and feminist advocate, I have become increasingly attuned to how everyday choices, particularly around food, reflect deeper structures of class, power and identity. One of the clearest indicators of this phenomenon today is the way food is positioned as a symbol of status in a time of economic decline.

    1 day agoOpinion
    Labelled jars in a pantry
  • Four Canada geese dead after being struck in Bedford hit-and-run

    I tend to be as cynical about the inherent goodness of humankind as the next person.

    1 day agoHalifax
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  • Historic Bishop clock returning home to Nova Scotia after more than a century

    Circa 1770 piece donated to Kings County Museum, to be installed July 12

    1 day agoAnnapolis Valley
    Kaleigh Weickert
  • Kings and West Hants court report: July 8, 2025

    Jail time for three offences Brandon Howard Zwicker, 31, of Bedford, has been sentenced to jail time after pleading guilty to three offences.

    1 day agoAnnapolis Valley
    The Kentville law courts. FILE PHOTO
  • MEET THE MAKERS: Inspired by nature, NS woman finds whimsy in every piece she creates

    Kathryn van Vliet finds inspiration for her glass artwork in nature

    2 days agoNewfoundland & Labrador
    maker whimsy
  • ‘A magnificent outpouring of love’: West Hants’ fourth pride celebration spreads positive message

    West Hants is for everyone.

    2 days agoAnnapolis Valley
    West Hants Pride 2025
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  • RCMP investigating motor vehicle collision near Beaver Brook

    Three people were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries

    July 2, 2025Truro
    Colchester County District RCMP is investigating a two-vehicle collision that happened near Beaver Brook.
  • IN PHOTOS: Canada Day parade in Bible Hill

    Participants showcased their national pride in the village's annual parade

    July 2, 2025Truro
    Rocky the Ram giving two thumbs up while standing on the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus float.
  • MEET THE MAKERS: How a battle with MS reignited NS woman's passion for art

    A new medication gave Amber Juby her life back and made the NS woman determined to dedicate her life to art and sharing passion with others

    July 2, 2025Newfoundland & Labrador
    Amber Juby
  • Three charged after firearms and drugs seized by Colchester County District RCMP

    Colchester Country District RCMP charged three people Monday after firearms and drugs were seized from a home on Truro Heights Road.

    June 30, 2025Nova Scotia
    Colchester Country District RCMP charged three people on Monday after firearms and drugs were seized from a home on Truro Heights Rd.
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  • Lockeport’s Harmony Bazaar ready to mark 20th anniversary

    The stage is set for the 20th annual Harmony Bazaar Festival of Women and Song being held in Lockeport from July 25 to 27.

    2 days agoSouth Shore
    The crowd enjoys performers at last year’s Harmony Bazaar Festival of Women and Song at the Seacaps Park in Lockeport. Scheduled for July 25 to 27, admission to the festival this year is by donation at as a thank you to supporters over the years. Facebook
  • Shelburne celebrating with Dock Street Days July 18-20

    New events are in the lineup for the fourth annual Dock Street Days on Shelburne’s historic waterfront being held July 18 to 20.

    2 days agoTri-County
    Competitors in the first annual trawl tub races line up for the start of the race during Dock Street Days in Shelburne in 2023. KATHY JOHNSON
  • More to the story: Author Carol Ann Cole releases 6th book in Paradise series

    When author Carol Ann Cole publishes a new book, her emotions are a cross between excitement and reflection.

    2 days agoTri-County
    Author Carol Ann Cole has released the book Hope Afloat, the sixth book in her Paradise series. CONTRIBUTED
  • Police investigating fatal collision in Deep Brook

    Two people are dead following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 101 in Deep Brook on July 1.

    5 days agoAnnapolis Valley
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  • First Nova Scotia case of measles this summer confirmed in New Glasgow

    Aberdeen Hospital, St. Martha's Regional Hospital emergency departments identified as possible exposure sites

    2 days agoNew Glasgow
    The first case of measles in Nova Scotia was confirmed on Tuesday by Public Health.
  • IN PHOTOS: 2025 Pictou Lobster Carnival

    This year's event a 'total success,' says official

    2 days agoNew Glasgow
    Logan's Daily Catch (Pictou location) staff member Melissa Ingemansen holds up a lobster roll. Logan's Daily Catch was one of the carnival's food vendors.
  • New Glasgow celebrates Disability Pride month with flag raising

    Summer Street and People First of Nova Scotia hosted an event on July 4

    5 days agoNew Glasgow
    Community members came together to raise the Disability Pride flag in New Glasgow.
  • Act of arson being investigated in New Glasgow

    Pizza Delight sustained interior damage

    5 days agoNew Glasgow
    Main
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  • IN PHOTOS: Canada Day celebrated in Clark’s Harbour

    While the fog delayed the fireworks display until the next fine evening, it didn’t dampen the spirits of the hundreds of people attending the Canada Day celebrations in Clark’s Harbour on July 1.

    July 2, 2025Tri-County
    Multicultural Canadian pride was celebrated on the Clark’s Harbour Seafood float in the Clark’s Harbour Canada Day parade, named best overall entry. KATHY JOHNSON
  • ‘We are the Class of 5 squared’: 583 graduate from high school in southwestern Nova Scotia

    Summer vacation has started for students, teachers, and school staff in Shelburne, Yarmouth and Digby counties.

    July 2, 2025Tri-County
    Barrington Municipal High School graduates throw their caps in the air in celebration during the graduation ceremony on June 27. KEN CHETWYND
  • Municipality of Shelburne closing Regional Materials and Recovery Facility by year's end

    The Municipality of Shelburne will be closing the Regional Materials and Recovery Facility in West Green Harbour by the end of 2025.

    July 2, 2025Tri-County
    The Municipality of Shelburne’s new administrative centre. KATHY JOHNSON
  • 'So blessed that I am Canadian': Canada Day celebrated in Yarmouth

    People of all ages came together to celebrate Canada Day on Yarmouth’s waterfront and during the official opening to the festivities here, they heard about how fortunate they are to live in this country and to celebrate it.

    July 1, 2025Tri-County
    The MacKenzie School of Dance performs during Canada Day festivities on Yarmouth's waterfront. TINA COMEAU
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