What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come.
Plus, stormy weather expected on Halloween, Brad Marchand returns home to help out a grieving family, and police commissioners board approve budget for increased staffing.
Plus, the 2025 Music Nova Scotia Award winners, preventable bus collisions are going up, and five youth charged in irritant assault.
Plus, Halifax youth faces child porn charges following activity in extremist group, food banks in Nova Scotia seeing increased use, and a young man attempts to bribe a cop.
Plus, an MLA leaves the PC Party to become an independent, Nova Scotia Power owes hundreds of thousands to contractors, and car collision deaths on the rise in Halifax.
Plus, Liberals want an independent review of Nova Scotia Power, province struggles to keep nurses, and Saint Mary's University part-time staff take to the picket line.
Plus, Nova Scotia leasing land for North America's first whale sanctuary, Africville Genealogy Society board dismissed, and youths charged in violent assault.
Plus, Nova Scotia government awards $2 million without regular process, a surprise cabinet shuffle, and our poll on municipal politician complaints.
Plus, two children dead following boating incident, new witness reports released on missing Pictou County children, and RCMP officer cleared from domestic assault allegations.
Plus, Nova Scotia author at Vancouver Writers Festival, man handed fine for starting Barrington Lake wildfire, and rafting company charged for disturbing a whale.
