A longtime patient of former Kentville chiropractor Philip LaPierre said he asked her to take off her bra before rubbing her breasts as she lay on the examining table in his office. The woman told the ...

The choice of Cape Breton to pilot the federal buyback program for individual gun owners possessing prohibited firearms was neither politically motivated nor prompted by political connections to test ...

When Premier Tim Houston eliminated Halifax Harbour bridge tolls, he said it would save you money, time and cut down on traffic. Clearly, eliminating the tolls saves drivers money. Toll revenue was ...

The transformation of a property that was home to a century-old church into stacked townhouses in Windsor is well underway. The steeple of the former Windsor United Baptist Church on King Street was ...

About a month after reporting mass mortalities at three of its Atlantic salmon aquaculture sites, Mowi Canada East Inc. has reported more fish deaths at two more of its sites along the south coast of ...

One of the first Halifax Regional Police officers to arrive at the scene the night Ryan Sawyer was found unconscious outside the Halifax Alehouse almost three years ago said he saw the man being ...

The threat of looming American tariffs on Canadian exports doesn’t just have the Newfoundland and Labrador fishing industry concerned about bottom lines. Often sides that are at odds with one another ...

According to NSP, on March 19 the hackers stole a broad range of personal information of its customers that included: names, phone numbers, email addresses, mailing and service addresses, Nova Scotia ...

While Catherine Short’s ministerial career continues to be in a holding pattern, there is still plenty going on at the Corner Brook church from which she was dismissed.

Seventeen people have been charged by the RCMP in a drug trafficking investigation in Labrador that began 11 months ago and resulted in the seizure of a number of drugs including Nitazene — a highly ...

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Over the last two years, John Abbot thinks the province has been on a positive trajectory, but that changed with the threat of imposed tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump. Both the national and ...