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MacKay Bridge closed for maintenance this weekend
Halifax Harbour Bridges said in a news release that crews will "complete essential maintenance activities, remove cable inspection platforms, and — after an extended closure — reconnect the Princess Margaret Boulevard ramps."
MAGA musician permit revocations spark public space debate
Permits for Sean Feucht shows on public land in some Canadian cities were pulled this week following public backlash. The decisions have led to discussion on who should be allowed to perform in public spaces.
Police watchdog charges N.S. RCMP officer with sexual assault
Const. Manas Parray is a member of the Inverness County District RCMP.
The road to this couple's wedding included a brief dance party with the Halifax Pride parade
Patricia Lesperance Slaney said she and her bridal party danced across the road to make her 3 p.m. ceremony at Saint Mary's Boat Club.
Halifax mayor says it's premier's job to intervene when council is wrong
Tim Houston is "entirely within his mandate" to get involved in the decisions of municipal governments, said Halifax's mayor Friday, two days after the premier threatened to overturn a decision by regional council.
Halifax incident where navy sailor died happened after boat hit unlit buoy: documents
Petty Officer 2nd Class Gregory Applin of Shoal Cove West, N.L., died after the inflatable boat he was in overturned on Jan. 24, 2025, in the Halifax harbour. Documents obtained through a freedom of information request reveal the boat struck an unlit buoy.
What's going on with Nova Scotia Power's billing in wake of ransomware attack
Nova Scotia Power is sending workers out to manually check power meters at homes to ensure accurate billing, as some customers complain of receiving higher than expected bills.
Northern Pulp to initiate sale of assets
Northern Pulp announced Monday that it will initiate a court-supervised sales process of its assets after it confirmed it wasn't able to secure funding for a new mill project. Nova Scotia's minister of natural resources says it's "not the outcome we had hoped for."
Man found dead after possible drowning in LaHave River
First responders were called at 11:23 a.m. AT and a body was recovered by 12:40 p.m.
N.S. needs more help from Ottawa to hit $10-a-day child care, says minister
The province was aiming to reach the goal by March 2026. The minister of education and early childhood development says more "teamwork" is needed to achieve it — including more funding and possibly getting the private sector involved.