Man who allegedly attacked N.S. officer charged with weapon, drug offences
An Enfield, N.S., man who allegedly assault a peace officer in New Minas is facing new charges following his arrest last week.
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Union claims Halifax coffee roaster 'illegally terminated' 9 employees
The Service Employees International Union Local 2 has filed a complaint alleging Java Blend, a coffee roaster and café, in Halifax “illegally terminated” nine employees last week, although the company says the layoffs were due to financial difficulties.
Desmond Inquiry judge recommends improved support for veterans and families, expanded health-care access for African Nova Scotians
More than seven years after an Afghanistan war veteran shot three family members and himself in Nova Scotia, a judge has made more than two dozen recommendations aiming to improve support services for Canadian veterans and their families and expand health-care access for African Nova Scotians
Heather Rankin to perform old family favourites during mini Maritime tour
Fans of The Rankin Family will soon have a chance to see Heather Rankin perform some of her family’s beloved songs during her upcoming mini Maritime tour.
Saint John man arrested for impaired driving after hitting snow plow, fleeing scene of crash: police
The Saint Police Force arrested a 19-year-old man for impaired driving after he allegedly collided with a plow truck and fled the scene.
ATV driver suffers serious injuries after hit and run collision in Nova Scotia
A 49-year-old ATV driver suffered serious injuries after he was hit by a pickup truck in Church Point, N.S., on Saturday.
New Brunswick government releases five-year hydrogen 'road map'
The New Brunswick government has released a five-year "road map" for developing the province’s hydrogen industry.
Maritimers debate online privacy following fake, AI-generated Taylor Swift photos
When explicit and deep-faked images of Taylor Swift surfaced on social media over the weekend, it started a conversation about what this might mean for the online privacy of everyday folks.
Cape Breton man charged with attempted murder after 'domestic incident'
A man has been charged with attempted murder following a domestic incident at a residence in Sydney, N.S., Monday night, according to a news release from Cape Breton Regional Police.
N.B. health minister pleased with internationally-trained nurses in the province
Since 2021 New Brunswick has recruited more then 500 internationally-trained nurses, with 200 of them already working in the province
40 per cent of N.S. households struggle to pay their electricity bill: report
The climbing costs of just about everything are hitting everyone hard, but for some people living in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, it's at a breaking point.
Work continues to alleviate N.B. health-care pressures: 'We are making moves every day'
Government officials say work is being done every day to help alleviate pressure at Fredericton’s Chalmers hospital and Saint John Regional, which are under a critical state procedure, but other health-care officials still have some reservations with the plan
Flipping out: N.S., N.B. pinball champions head to North American tournament
Two men from Nova Scotia are heading to Wisconsin for the North America pinball tournament.
World Pond Hockey tournament hoping Mother Nature plays nice two weeks before event
The 21st World Pond Hockey Championships is hoping for icier weather ahead of the event in Plaster Rock, N.B.
Charlottetown family-run market celebrates 50 years in business
One of Charlottetown’s oldest neighbourhood shops celebrates a major milestone this month.
Speed limit reduction coming to sections of Bedford Highway
Over the next several days, two sections of the Bedford Highway will see the maximum speed limit reduced from 60 kilometres per hour down to 50.