Halifax freshman leads university sports inclusion charge
A first-year student at Saint Mary's University is transforming athletic participation barriers into opportunities for inclusion, creating waves across Canadian university sports programs.
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NS School Enrollment Stabilizes, Halifax & CSAP Grow
New data reveals Nova Scotia's public school enrollment has stabilized province-wide, but Halifax Regional Centre for Education and the francophone board continue to see significant student population increases, highlighting shifting demographic trends.
Nova Scotia Entrepreneur Bill Mont Dies at 96
The Atlantic Canadian business community remembers Bill Mont, founder of Mount Holdings, whose entrepreneurial spirit and philanthropy shaped Nova Scotia for generations.
Ottawa's Solution to Doctor Shortage Crisis
Discover how Ottawa is implementing innovative solutions to tackle the critical physician shortage, from international recruitment to streamlined licensing processes that could become a national model.
Nova Scotia's Untold WWI Hero Stories Revealed
Former Halifax Army Museum curator Ken Hynes shares remarkable accounts of Nova Scotia soldiers and nurses who served with extraordinary courage during World War I, preserving their legacy for future generations.
Halifax Hospital Stabbing Case Heads to Jury Trial
A Nova Scotia man accused in a violent hospital stabbing incident has chosen a judge and jury trial. Get the latest courtroom developments and what's next in this high-profile Halifax case.
RCMP investigate fatal shooting of 28-year-old in North Preston
Nova Scotia RCMP are conducting a homicide investigation after a 28-year-old man was fatally shot in North Preston. Police responded to reports of gunfire Sunday evening and found the victim with life-threatening injuries.
Police Operation Closes Key Halifax Roadway
A significant police operation has shut down a key Halifax roadway, creating traffic disruptions and raising questions about the unfolding situation in the Nova Scotia capital.
Halifax designer funds wigs for cancer patients
A Nova Scotia designer is transforming lives by fundraising for custom wigs, bringing confidence and comfort to local breast cancer warriors during treatment.
Halifax CBSA seizes 800kg of drugs for UK
Canadian border agents in Halifax make one of largest drug seizures in port's history, stopping over 800kg of illegal substances hidden in shipping container en route to United Kingdom.
Dartmouth Philippine Market Celebrates Culture & Community
Discover how Dartmouth's second annual Philippine Market brought authentic Filipino culture, cuisine, and crafts to Nova Scotia, creating unforgettable community connections.
Pumpkin Smashing Steals Show at Halifax Fall Festival
Discover why pumpkin smashing became the most popular attraction at Halifax's annual fall festival, drawing crowds of all ages for seasonal fun and community celebration.
Maritime Journalism Legend John Soosaar Dies at 78
The Atlantic Canadian journalism community mourns the loss of John Soosaar, whose groundbreaking career spanned decades and transformed how Maritimers consumed news. Remembering his impact on CTV, CBC, and beyond.
50+ Quebec Doctors Apply for New Brunswick Licences
New Brunswick sees surge of Quebec physician applications as healthcare recruitment efforts pay off. Discover why doctors are choosing to relocate and what this means for patient care.
Halifax Blue Jays Fans Host World Series Game 7 Watch Party
Toronto Blue Jays supporters in Nova Scotia are gathering for an unforgettable World Series Game 7 viewing experience at Halifax's downtown stadium, creating baseball history in Atlantic Canada.
Search for Missing 70-Year-Old from Dartmouth Hospital
Halifax Regional Police are urgently searching for a 70-year-old man who went missing from a Dartmouth hospital. Gerald Joseph Dugas was last seen Wednesday morning and requires medical attention.
Quebec doctors surge to Ontario after Ford's appeal
Ontario sees unprecedented surge in physician applications from Quebec after Premier Doug Ford's direct appeal, offering competitive incentives and streamlined licensing.
BC Driver's Licence Changes: New Road Test Requirements
Major changes are coming to British Columbia's graduated licensing program. Learn how the new road test requirements and streamlined process will affect drivers across the province.
Brad Marchand coaches friend's daughter with cancer
Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand steps off the ice to coach a very special youth hockey team in Halifax, supporting the daughter of his childhood friend through her cancer journey.
Two charged after RCMP search Middle Sackville property
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged a man and woman with multiple offenses following a significant property search in Middle Sackville. Discover the details of the investigation and charges.
Universal Music Signs First AI Licensing Deal
Universal Music Group breaks new ground by signing the music industry's first official AI music licensing agreement with SoundLabs, setting precedent for responsible AI integration in music creation.
Halifax youth in court over online extremist group allegations
A Halifax teenager appears in court today, accused of participating in an extremist online group. The case highlights growing concerns about digital radicalization among Canadian youth.
Boehringer Ingelheim Licenses Novel Autoimmune Treatment
Global pharmaceutical leader Boehringer Ingelheim secures exclusive license from Kyowa Kirin to develop innovative autoimmune disease treatment, targeting conditions like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis with novel therapeutic approach.
NS RCMP seek woman on provincewide arrest warrant
Halifax District RCMP are searching for Kristen Noel Phee, wanted on multiple charges including assault with a weapon and resisting arrest. Public urged not to approach.
Halifax police officer charged with obstruction
A Halifax Regional Police officer has been charged with obstruction of justice following an internal investigation into allegations of selling stolen bicycles. The case raises serious questions about police conduct and accountability.
Life sentence for 2016 Halifax double shooting
A Nova Scotia man receives life imprisonment for the 2016 double shooting in Halifax that left one dead and another injured. The verdict concludes an eight-year pursuit of justice for the victims' families.
Lower Sackville weapons complaint leads to multiple charges
Halifax District RCMP respond to weapons complaint in Lower Sackville, resulting in charges against six individuals including five youths. Police recover weapon during investigation.
Teens stab passenger with fork on BA flight, force emergency landing
Two teenage girls arrested after allegedly stabbing a man with a fork during a British Airways flight from London to Halifax. The shocking incident forced an emergency landing in Newfoundland.
Nova Scotia's 47-foot Christmas Tree Selected for Boston
A stunning 47-foot white spruce from Nova Scotia has been chosen as this year's official Christmas tree for Boston, continuing a decades-long tradition of gratitude between the two regions.
Halifax Mi'kmaw Centre Hosts Reconciliation Events
The Mi'kmaw Friendship Centre in Halifax marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with cultural ceremonies, educational activities, and community healing events to honor residential school survivors.
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