Plus, union files complaint against Ubisoft Halifax, water rate hike approved by regulatory board, and Casino Nova Scotia moving to Dartmouth.
Plus, Nova Scotia Power to spend over $20 million on an end-of-life generator, opposition criticizes provincial government on its financial position, and man with firearm who triggered emergency alert arrested.
Plus, Ukrainian newcomer families waiting upwards of 50 years for permanent residency, new provincial program encourages buying local, and NSNDP catching up to PC Party within Halifax.
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come.
Plus, closing Legion branch members asking for answers, man charged with impersonating a police officer and stealing a dump truck, and the Scotiabank Centre catches fire.
Plus, Ubisoft shuts down Halifax studio after workers unionize, former bookkeeper sentenced to house arrest for fraud, and health minister says community consultations regarding emergency department closures will continue.
Plus, a student dies after a dog attack in Shelburne County, former healthcare CEO admits to poor oversight of expenses during fraud sentencing, and Houston uncommitted on power cap promise.
Plus, firefighters union criticizes response times, landlords stand up to Halifax Water price hike, and a Dalhousie student is prevented from studying due to government error.
Plus, Halifax mayor repairing relationship with council with a cost, Halifax officer cleared of wrongdoing in death investigation, and Dartmouth General Hospital gets a big donation.
Plus, Halifax looks to buy back historic property it sold for a dollar, Nova Scotia's budget deficit gets worse, and a settlement is reached in the case of a Halifax plane crash.
Plus, Nova Scotia's population declines for first time in five years, RCMP call out Houston's cannabis misinformation, and former St. FX footballer sentenced for sexual assault.
