Plus, Mi'Kmaw chiefs consider legal action against fracking legislation, Halifax launches first regulated micromobility pilot project and every big show coming to Halifax in April.
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Plus, police say mysterious package in Grand Parade meant to be a threat, south shore schools expected to resume flying flags representing diverse communities and second annual general-based violence seminar urgently needed in Nova Scotia.
Plus, council agrees to move forward with new emergency roadway, three people shot in Dartmouth and The Coast's best (of) date day in Halifax.
Plus, new poll says federal election a two horse race, council to look at options for reducing reliance on American businesses and school workers’ new deal includes wins for wages, school safety.
Plus, province scraps electrical vehicle rebates for Teslas, Salvation Army asks public to donate 25% less and Zuppa Circus reflects on 27 years in the theatre.
Plus, MacDonald Bridge closed this weekend, provincial government amending interprovincial trade legislation and award-winning cartoonist and author Kate Beaton in Halifax.
Plus, Bible Hill murder another case of intimate partner violence, HRM launching new program to increase housing and everything you need to know about Bill 12.
Plus, province spending $400K on grants to address systemic hate, inequity and racism, students say Bill 12 threatens academic freedoms and FAT JULIET set to open in Dartmouth.
Plus, 21-year-old charged with impaired driving after crashing into restaurant, new security measures coming to Dartmouth General and HRM improves development approval times by 11 months.
Plus, Tim Houston at home on Fox News, one person seriously injured in west end fire and bridge tolls officially removed.
