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Kentville man charged in October crash that killed boy, grandmother
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged a 52-year-old man with 10 offences in relation to a five-vehicle crash in Wolfville that killed two people in October 2024.
'We found our son': Remains discovered near Sydney those of Justin MacDonald, says father
Two men are facing charges of second-degree murder.
Nova Scotia Power customers handed 'to-do list' after ransomware attack
Some of the people who received Nova Scotia Power's warning letter about stolen customer information are getting frustrated trying to navigate the situation, saying it's difficult to get through to the credit monitoring system that is recommended as well as their banks.
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N.S. has the most ticks in Canada — here's how to protect yourself
Vett Lloyd, a professor at Mount Allison University and the head of the Lloyd Tick Lab, explains what can be done to avoid ticks and what to do if you find one on you or your pet.
MacKay Bridge will be closed for lane reconfiguration this weekend
Halifax Harbour Bridges said the closure is for lane reconfiguration, cable inspections and a lighting project at the Victoria Road interchange. It begins Friday, May 23 at 8 p.m. until Monday, May 26 at 5:30 a.m.
Police seek tips from public after bomb threat at Saint Mary's University
Halifax Regional Police are turning to the public for information after two universities received threats on Tuesday.
Search for kids missing from Pictou County home resumes this weekend
Colchester Ground Search and Rescue confirmed to CBC News on Friday that it is resuming the search for two kids missing from their home in Lansdowne Station since May 2.
Energy minister seeks answers from Nova Scotia Power amid cybersecurity breach
Nova Scotia's energy minister is seeking answers from Nova Scotia Power and the province's energy regulator is planning its own investigation into a cybersecurity breach at the utility that resulted in customer information being accessed and taken.
St. Francis Xavier community mourns Father Stan
Rev. Stanley MacDonald was a friendly face on campus and an ardent supporter of varsity sports at St. FX. MacDonald graduated from the university in 1954 and returned to be a clergy-in-residence in 2008.
Man, 20, charged after car crashes into power pole in Halifax
Thousands of Nova Scotia Power customers in Halifax were left without electricity after the single-vehicle crash on Old Sambro Road, which was reported to Halifax Regional Police around 9:30 p.m. on Monday.