Meig Campbell

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Meig Campbell is a reporter for CBC Nova Scotia. You can email her with story ideas and feedback at meig.campbell@cbc.ca

Latest from Meig Campbell

South Shore podcast aims to bridge gap between young people, seniors

The podcast from Bridgewater, N.S., is a part of a youth leadership program at the YMCA. The participants, who range in age from 11 to 18, started planning the podcast in the fall and first interviewed a 94-year old woman. 

Partnership in Antigonish provides thousands of meals for those in need

The Antigonish Community Fridge has some packaged meals available. They are prepared by Sodexo, the food service company that provides food for St. Francis Xavier University students.

Halifax's retail sector grew in 2024, says local business observer

Halifax's retail sector continued to grow in 2024, according to a local business observer.

'It's in our DNA': Charity organization names N.S. the most generous province

The generosity of Nova Scotians outranks all others in Canada, according to CanadaHelps, a self-funded charity that connects donors to other charities around the country.

Pieces of Halifax Explosion ship have been found but it's not clear if the public will see them

Pieces of one of the ships torn apart by the Halifax Explosion were found earlier this year and one family member of someone who was blinded by the explosion wants more transparency from the Nova Scotia government about where these pieces will go.

Feathers ruffled on Halifax trail after rare owl attacks

Two joggers were attacked by owls last week on a Halifax walking trail. Owl attacks are rare.

Recount confirms PC David Bowlby wins Annapolis riding

Tory David Bowlby was confirmed as the winner in the riding of Annapolis after a nearly five-hour judicial recount Tuesday at a fire hall in Annapolis Royal, N.S.

Documentary examines the life and murder of Mi'kmaw activist

A new four-part documentary about the life and murder of Mi'kmaw activist Annie Mae Pictou Aquash will premiere on Disney+ in Canada on Jan. 1, 2025.

Nova Scotians are making sure letters reach Santa amid postal strike

Two weeks into the Canada Post strike, Nova Scotians are pitching in to ensure holiday wish lists from children are received by Santa, or at least one of his helpers.

Woman arrested after buildings and vehicles in Digby vandalized with spray paint, profanities

A 20-year-old Marshalltown, N.S., woman faces charges after two government buildings and multiple vehicles were spray painted in Digby.