Plus, Trans Day of Remembrance flag raising at Province House, government faces backlash for silence on hospital renovations, and homeless encampments set to close within two years.
Plus, a Halifax legion VP loses his lottery license, Nova Scotia Power working on smart meters, and Dartmouth man charged after $4 million drug bust.
Plus, a rally against the province's ignorance of Treaty Rights and environmental protection, Nova Scotia Power's exorbitant billings, and Halifax council begins budget deliberations.
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come.
Plus, the Daughters of Donbas come to Halifax, government faces lawsuit for mishandling a sexual abuse investigation, and SMU reaches a tentative deal with part-time faculty.
Plus, part two of our Nova Scotia Music Week Interview Series, competition bureau investigating Sobeys and Loblaws limiting Halifax grocers, and man charged for scamming seniors.
Plus, Trailer Park Boys actor charged with sexual assault, federal minister sides with Nova Scotian judges on poppy issue, and judge approves one of the largest settlements in the Nova Scotia's history.
Plus, Nova Scotia's growing wealth disparity, Dal ratifies a contract with part-time workers union, and man charged in North End stabbing death.
Plus, Halifax de-designates another homeless encampment, patients wait over 70 hours in the emergency room, and province tries to soothe critics with more land for parks.
Plus, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia's new exhibits, the new justice minister puts his foot down, and Nova Scotia's new housing critic blames Houston for renting woes.
Plus, West Mabou Beach under threat of development proposal, one man dead after a shooting in North Preston, and space company looking to build in Nova Scotia gets a cash injection of $10 million.
