Plus, three Atlantic restaurants on Air Canada's top restaurants list, province seeks to start their own firefighter training program, and North End residents voice frustration over unfinished school.
Plus, the Cogswell Park encampment gets vacated by the city, the provincial government looks to cut red tape for industry, and Sail Nova Scotia gets sued.
Plus, the province reveals the Protecting Nova Scotians Act, opposition talks power bills, and a Halifax driver gets prison sentence for hit and run.
Plus, the province reports a massive deficit, firefighters' union calls for fire chief's resignation, and two youth charged with home invasion.
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Plus, Tim Houston condemns Nova Scotia Power’s rate hike, provincial woods ban lifted everywhere but Annapolis County, and first Black Canadian senator passes away.
Plus, police charged man in connection to antisemetic graffiti, cause of Monday's fire in Middle Sackville remains under investigation and Halifax entrepreneur to pitch AI, immigration plan at G20.
Plus, Tim Houston says province will not be implementing any “strong mayor powers”, fire crews on site monitoring hot spots on site of Middle Sackville apartment building and we asked, you answered.
Plus, apartment fire in Middle Sackville extinguished but building heavily damaged, police say “hatred will not be tolerated” after six incidents of racist graffiti and Halifax infirmary is no place for mice.
Plus, Dalhousie University and staff members getting closer to an agreement, police say graffiti on downtown streets is hate-motivated and Frabjous is where gourmet comes with a story.
Plus, sentencing set for early in the new year for former IWK CEO, Halifax Water implements mandatory water conservation measures and province announced funding to support women-led businesses.
