A Cape Breton man is facing a charge of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a man at home in Sydney last ...

On Oct. 23, Leanne Birmingham-Beddow filed a formal lawsuit against the Celtic Colours Festival Society in Nova Scotia ...

After weeks of election campaigns, voters in municipalities across P.E.I. headed to the polls today. With polls set to close ...

Pictou County District RCMP seized a firearm and charged a man following an alleged weapons incident near Elmfield on Oct. 29. At around 3:50 p.m., officers responded to a report of a man pointing a ...

A suspended RCMP officer has agreed to enter into a peace bond to stay away from a woman he was accused of sexually assaulting, so the criminal charge is not proceeding. Const. William McNutt appeared ...

Advocates say that non-disclosure agreements can take away survivors voices, while Nova Scotia's government favours a national approach to reform Conversations around the misuse of non-disclosure ...

Below is an open letter to Premier Tony Wakeham concerning the proposed Churchill Falls agreement with Hydro-Québec.

The province announced Oct. 28 that it’s amending the Minimum Planning Requirement Regulations under the Halifax Regional Municipal Charter.

Cape Breton Regional Police are looking to locate a Cape Breton woman and her newborn. The 37-year-old and her newborn were ...

Regarding concerns over an influx of unhoused people into Kentville being dangerous, she said they know there are concerns about safety in the community and understand why people ...

It’s a line etched in history, first uttered by Prime Minister Winston Churchill after visiting the plotting room of the Battle of Britain Bunker, 60 feet below a camouflaged decorative garden — ...

“When Dad turned 108, there was an article in the newspaper in Normandy, France, honouring his service that helped their liberation 80-plus years later. After that article was published, around 500 ...