Andrew Sampson

Andrew Sampson is a journalist with CBC in Halifax.

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Halifax police investigating suspicious Dartmouth death

Halifax Regional Police are investigating a suspicious death in Dartmouth following a shooting early Sunday.

Approval of Kings County campground reversed following appeal

An appeal has brought an end to a plan to open a private campground in a remote Nova Scotia coastal community. Scots Bay residents divided on the proposal say they will try to move forward.

Pictou County volunteer pleads guilty to stealing thousands from premier's riding association

A Pictou County woman has pleaded guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston’s Pictou East riding association.

Rise of HIV cases in N.S. prompts push for no-cost access to prevention meds

For years, a preventive treatment that can significantly decrease the risk of contracting HIV has been available in Nova Scotia. So why is the number of HIV cases higher now than they were before this treatment was available?

Halifax adding protected bike lanes on Morris Street and University Avenue

Halifax is moving forward with plans to add protected bike lanes to University Avenue and Morris Street in the city's south end. 

Family business started by Lebanese immigrant celebrates 100 years in Amherst

In downtown Amherst, N.S., one family-run business has been a mainstay in the community since before the Great Depression.

Political cartoon about Halifax mayoral race draws ire for using image of monkey

An editorial cartoon lampooning the number of people running in Halifax’s mayoral election is facing criticism for using the image of a monkey to represent a candidate.

N.S. school briefly put in lockdown over bear on the loose

A young black bear that made its way into a park located between several busy streets in downtown Dartmouth, N.S., has been successfully rescued.

Health-care workers vote to accept new agreement with N.S. Health, IWK

Members of three unions representing more than 9,100 health-care professionals at Nova Scotia Health and the IWK Health Centre have agreed to ratify a tentative collective bargaining agreement reached by the council representing all three groups last month.

Halifax shares list of candidates, including all 16 running for mayor, ahead of October election

With incumbent Mike Savage not seeking re-election, a whopping 16 people have thrown their hat in the ring for mayor, including councillors Waye Mason and Pam Lovelace, and former Liberal MP Andy Fillmore.