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  • Kings County police still looking for wanted man who fled after crash

    A week after almost having a wanted Kings County man in custody following a motor vehicle crash, RCMP continue to look for Joel Matthew Gibson.

    1 day agoNova Scotia
    The RCMP released a photo of Joel Mathew Gibson, who is wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant, on June 3. - Contributed
  • Autistic child dies after wandering from Cape Breton home

    An autistic child who went missing from his New Waterford, Cape Breton, home was found dead in the water on Saturday afternoon.

    2 days agoCape Breton
    New Waterford cliff
  • Falling maggots: Halifax tenant says standards needed for how landlords clean apartments after someone dies

    A Halifax woman wants to see standards set for how landlords clean up apartments after someone dies in them, after she said she was forced from hers by the undetected death of an upstairs neighbour.

    3 days agoHalifax
    for maggots story
  • Halifax Pride Parade brings powerful message of love

    “You Belong Here,” “Pride is Powerful,” “Protect Trans Kids” and “Community Saves Lives” were among the many signs displayed at Halifax’s Pride Parade on Saturday, with the overarching message being one of love.

    2 days agoHalifax
    The Halifax Pride Parade on Saturday was led by 2025 Pride Ambassador Reign Dorfschmidt.
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  • John DeMont: Moncton's an apartment building powerhouse. Why isn't Halifax?
    Halifax housing blogger, Deny Sullivan, seen in the Halifax Commons on Monday, July 21, 2025.
  • Six companies, eight people facing charges in P.E.I. court involving foreign workers
    Georgetown provincial court
  • Young Millionaires of P.E.I. take pride in building local businesses
    Jacie But
  • P.E.I. pitcher realizes a dream signing with MLB team
    Brandon Langley of New Glasgow, P.E.I., focuses on the target before making a pitch for the Western Carolina Catamounts’ university team. Langley recently signed an undrafted free-agent contract with the San Diego Padres and is attending a camp in Arizona this week.
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  • Christina Black says Scotties’ berth takes the weight off their shoulders

    Christina Black said the recent news that her Halifax rink earned a pre-qualifying spot at the 2026 Canadian Scotties Tournament of Hearts was a weight off their shoulders.

    1 day agoHalifax Sports
    The Christina Black rink was awarded a pre-qualifying entry for the 2026 Canadian Scotties Tournament of Hearts. From left are second Marlee Powers, lead Karlee Everist, second Jenn Baxter, third Jill Brothers and skip Christina Black.
  • Driver Craig Slaunwhite hoping for full-oval moment at the IWK 250

    Craig Slaunwhite is hoping for a full-oval moment when he takes to the Riverside International Speedway track for the IWK 250 on Saturday.

    4 days agoHalifax Sports
    Driver Craig Slaunwhite is seeking his third straight IWK 250 title on Saturday night at Riverside International Speedway.
  • National team veteran Connor Fitzpatrick among 27 Nova Scotia athletes on Canadian canoe kayak teams

    Nova Scotia continues to be a major player on the Canoe Kayak Canada scene, with 27 athletes named to national teams for international championships this summer.

    4 days agoHalifax Sports
    Olympians, from left, Michelle Russell, Riley Melanson, Connor Fitzpatrick and Sloan MacKenzie are among 27 Nova Scotians selected to various Canoe Kayak Canada teams for summer international competitions.
  • Tyler Simmons fell in love with volleyball in North Preston, now he's a Nova Scotia Canada Games coach

    Tyler Simmons said he fell in love with the sport of volleyball as a young boy in North Preston.

    6 days agoHalifax Sports
    North Preston's Tyler Simmons is the head coach of the Nova Scotia men's Canada Games volleyball team.
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  • Sylvain Charlebois: Why depopulation is the food industry’s silent crisis

    It’s difficult to argue that climate change isn’t the most pressing threat to our agri-food sector.

    5 hours agoHalifax Business
    The food industry must pivot from selling calories to delivering nutrition, quality and personalized value.
  • Immigration fuels Atlantic Canadian 'economic renaissance,' authors argue

    How Canada Wins: The authors argue newcomers have brought dramatic improvements to the East Coast — and this is no time to swerve

    3 days agoNova Scotia
    Residential buildings rise up in Dartmouth, N.S., on June 17, 2025. TIM KROCHAK PHOTO
  • The Wrap: Trump misses Barbour, Nutella's Lunenburg Harbour and goodbye Northern Pulp

    Barbour turning Trump’s tariffs into profit You could say peanut butter got G.E. Barbour out of a jam. Since the tariff war with the States has made bringing in some of the stuff we’re hooked on more expensive, the 158-year-old Sussex, N.B. purveyor of tea, spice, nut spreads and the like have been busier cranking out made-in-Canada product for grocers’ shelves.

    4 days agoHalifax Business
    barbour tea
  • Local wood for building and burning a big part of Nova Scotia's sustainability strategy

    Here's where Nova Scotia's Buy Local program gets industrial

    4 days agoNova Scotia
    A lumber loader moves pulpwood at Ledwidge Lumber in Enfield on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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  • Cartoon break: Editorial cartoons from the past week

    Centralized power billed as saviour, with a sidekick named austerity

    1 day agoHalifax Opinion
    Bruce MacKinnon teaser for cartoon break.
  • Voice of the People: Nova Scotia premier should stay out of municipal politics

    Premier should stay out of municipal politics Strong mayor powers ? Provincial Bill 24? Why?

    3 days agoHalifax Opinion
    Premier Tim Houston is framed by a ring light as he answers questions from reporters following a healthcare summit at Department of Health and Wellness offices on Barrington Street on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023.
  • Bill Black: Canadians need to support each other against Trump's tariffs tirade

    Earlier this year, it was revealed that Amazon committed a whopping US$40 million to license an upcoming documentary about Melania Trump. It is safe to say that the price will not be justified by the number of viewers the film will attract.

    3 days agoHalifax Opinion
    A truck carrying lumber heads to the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont.
  • John DeMont: Hey Halifax, homeless encampments aren't the problem. They're a symptom

    It was breakfast time when I stood on Windsor Street the other day. He is 66, making him the market for Parkland on the Common, which, according to its website, is “a vibrant social hub and lifestyle community for older adults.” Related Halifax's Cogswell homeless encampment could close with sizable seniors' population coming to Quinpool soon John DeMont: Powerful mayor, pushy premier could be a bad combination As you may know, Coun. Virginia Hinch (Halifax Peninsula North) brought a motion before Halifax regional council this week to look at closing the encampment, one of the last four left after the municipality shut down the Geary Street site in Dartmouth on June 25. Except here is the thing. A homeless encampment is a symptom of a problem, not the problem. Hinch argued before council that St. Vincent’s Nursing Home was 25 yards away. But as Coun. Shawn Cleary (Halifax West Armdale) pointed out, that’s the distance from the encampment to the nursing home parking lot.

    4 days agoHalifax Opinion
    Parkland condo development is seen through the trees at a Windsor Street designated encampment near Quinpool Street in Halifax on Thursday, July 16, 2025.
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  • Kings and West Hants court report: July 22, 2025

    Federal sentence for multiple offences Peter Marcel Frenette, 65, of Hantsport, will serve a federal sentence after being found guilty of 11 offences and pleading guilty to another charge.

    5 hours agoAnnapolis Valley
    The Kentville law courts. FILE PHOTO
  • Colourful creation taking shape as Berwick mural project grows

    Jesse Kemp knew they had a winner when he saw Blaze Wiradharma’s submission for the Berwick Mural Society’s latest project.

    21 hours agoAnnapolis Valley
    Berwick mural society
  • Bigger and better: Windsor’s Avon River Days festival returns for August long weekend

    The chairperson of the revived Avon River Days summer festival is buzzing with excitement over what’s planned for this year.

    1 day agoAnnapolis Valley
    Avon River Days volunteers ready for 2025 festival
  • Arts council's member exhibition opening July 26 at in Annapolis Royal

    The Annapolis Region Community Arts Council’s member exhibition will feature work that explores rhythm, texture, and the physicality of making.

    2 days agoAnnapolis Valley
    Barbadian artist Racquel Rowe is bringing her exhibition, The Chicken Is Just Dead First, to Artsplace Gallery in Annapolis Royal. File
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  • Transit explainer: When and how much is this all going to cost?

    The visions and expectations for building a long-awaited transit system in Truro and Colchester County

    1 day agoTruro
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  • New commemorative crosswalks installed in Stewiacke

    The installations not only honour veterans, but a way for legion to show support for the town

    3 days agoTruro
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  • Truro police, RCMP arrest man in connection with Halifax shooting

    Residents were asked to avoid the area as the arrest warrant was carried out

    4 days agoTruro
    Truro Police Service arrested a person involved in a Halifax shooting in June.
  • Cobequid Trail Run in Colchester celebrating 20 years

    ‘To me, I think it's pretty special,’ says Colchester County staff Craig Burgess

    4 days agoTruro
    Participants in motion at the 2018 Cobequid Trail Run in Truro.
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  • Full field for 54th annual Nova Scotia Marathon in Barrington

    A total of 510 runners pounded the pavement in Barrington Passage and Cape Sable Island for the 54th annual Nova Scotia Marathon, half marathon, 10K and 6K races on July 20.

    1 day agoNova Scotia
    Full marathon runners leave the start line for the 54th annual Nova Scotia Marathon on July 20 in Barrington Passage. KATHY JOHNSON
  • IN PHOTOS: Shelburne celebrates with Dock Street Days

    Hundreds of people filled the Shelburne waterfront on the July 18 weekend for the fourth annual Dock Street Days celebration.

    1 day agoTri-County
    The foam party during Dock Street Days in Shelburne was a huge hit with the kids and even had a few adults running in to join the fun. KATHY JOHNSON
  • Changes coming to Yarmouth County intersection that has seen collisions and fatalities

    Changes are coming to a problematic intersection in rural Yarmouth County that over the years and decades has seen numerous collisions that have resulted in deaths and injuries, and many other near misses.

    4 days agoTri-County
    The Hardscratch Road-Greenville Road intersection in Yarmouth County that has seen collisions, fatalities and near misses over the decades is being turned into a four-way stop following a recent fatal collision. TINA COMEAU
  • Mystique and happiness wash ashore with Yarmouth's buoy wall

    'Look, it's a living colouring book' said one special young boy

    5 days agoTri-County
    The first buoys for the wall in Yarmouth County were inside the little red shed that was an old henhouse. At first Dave Bishara didn't know what to do with them and then his wife Nancy suggested, let's make them into a wall. TINA COMEAU
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  • Water plan moves to Stage 2 in Stellarton  

    STELLARTON – The Town of Stellarton has moved its Water Contingency Plan to Stage 2 after going into Stage 1 mid-week.

    3 days agoNew Glasgow
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  • How Nova Scotia fell short of getting a new $3.7-billion pulp mill in Liverpool

    Nova Scotia fell three per cent short of the threshold for getting a $3.7-billion bioproducts hub in Liverpool.

    4 days agoNova Scotia
    Northern Pulp is shown in this file photo.
  • How one Nova Scotian artist started making tapestries out of lobster bands

    The textile artist said they want this type of work to be a conversation starter

    4 days agoNew Glasgow
    Artist Carley Mullally holds up one of their small tapestries made from lobster bands, called 'grid'.
  • John DeMont: Are we suckers for giving out 'job creating' loans like Northern Pulp too easily?

    Stop me if you have heard this one before.

    5 days agoHalifax Opinion
    The Northern Pulp mill in Abercrombie spews pollution into the atmosphere. It is now closed. - Gerry Ferrel - Contributed
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  • Tractor tears through house as reported Nova Scotia family feud escalates

    A Lunenburg County man has been charged after running a tractor repeatedly through a home in what sources say was part of a family feud over the property in Union Square.

    5 days agoNova Scotia
    Nova Scotia RCMP patrol car
  •  'Safe, affordable housing makes such a difference': Province contributing $2.66 million to Yarmouth project

    A new housing project under construction in Yarmouth is not just aimed at giving people a place to live that is affordable. It is also aimed at giving them dignity in a safe space that can help them to thrive.

    5 days agoTri-County
    Premier Tim Houston announces that the province has contributed $2.66 million to an affordable housing development project in the Town of Yarmouth. Joining him for the announcement were Yarmouth MLA Nick Hilton, Yarmouth Mayor Pam Mood, Argyle MLA and Growth and Development Minister Colton LeBlanc and Charbel Daniel, chair of the Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia board. TINA COMEAU
  • Antique and classic vehicles to be showcased during car cruise and car show in Yarmouth

    Antique and classic vehicles will be on full display in Yarmouth with the annual car cruise and car show on July 18 and 19.

    5 days agoTri-County
    Vehicles make their way along Yarmouth's Main Street during the annual Classic Car Cruise, which is an event organized each year by the Roaring 20's Antique Auto Club. The car cruise is followed the next day by the club's annual car show, which takes over the downtown core. This year's car cruise is July 18 and the car show is July 19. TINA COMEAU
  • Lunenburg featured on new limited edition Nutella jars

    A Lunenburg Harbour vista with its historic boat shed is one of six images showing up on jars of Nutella this year.

    6 days agoNova Scotia
    Lunenburg, N.S., is on the label of a Nutella jar as part of its limited edition Savour the Beauty of Canada jars.
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