Nova Scotia

Court rules N.S. cabinet order to refill Lake Pisiquid ‘rational, logical and justified’

A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge has recently dismissed an attempt by a fisherman and researcher to seek a judicial…

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21-year-old charged with murder in 2024 death of Annapolis County man

After an extensive investigation spanning nearly five months, Nova Scotia RCMP have announced that a 21-year-old man has been charged…

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New clinic aimed at luring foreign-trained doctors to N.S. could soon treat thousands of patients

A groundbreaking initiative in Nova Scotia is set to revolutionize the way foreign-trained doctors are recruited to work in the…

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Advocate says too many Nova Scotians with disabilities still live in institutions

An advocate for people with disabilities in Nova Scotia is speaking out against the continued institutionalization of individuals with disabilities…

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Province adds temporary shelter beds as temperatures dip

As temperatures continue to drop well below zero in Nova Scotia, community organizations are stepping up to help more homeless…

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Boil-water advisory to remain in place until further notice, Halifax Water says

Halifax Water has announced that the boil-water advisory that was put in place on Tuesday morning will remain in effect…

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Coalition calls on Houston for long-term funding to African Nova Scotian community groups

A coalition representing the interests of African Nova Scotians is urging the Houston government to demonstrate its commitment to a…

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Premier Tim Houston unveils push for more natural resource development in Nova Scotia

Premier Tim Houston is refocusing his government’s efforts on local natural resource development in light of concerns about potential U.S.…

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Cape Breton couple denies sexually assaulting girl, says claims were ‘put into her head by others’

A Cape Breton couple, Daryl and Shelley Digout, are currently facing serious allegations of sex crimes involving a preteen girl.…

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Federal government pitches $260M plan to increase First Nation fishing access

The federal government has recently announced a nearly $260-million initiative aimed at expanding fisheries access to First Nation communities, sparking…

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