What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Plus, 60 tenants signed leases with landlords through a program that cost taxpayers $1.35M, death of a man last year at Dartmouth encampment being investigated as a homicide and local teacher makes DJ debut at Sunset Beats Festival.
Plus, NS mother says her son was denied his right to an education, screening at the airport will be quicker this summer and former Ale House bouncer pleads not-guilty to murder.
Plus, bike lanes back before council this week, province's museums offering free admission for youth and Italy’s culinary philosophy finds a home in Halifax.
Plus, province offering $150K for information on missing Pictou children, Halifax rents continue to climb in May and The Coast spends a day with "Just so you know Halifax"
Plus, HRM schedules public meeting for June 19, new AG report uncovers key issues for the city’s snow-clearing teams and when the world is ending, Ben Caplan says find love.
Plus, Halifax youth pleads guilty to one of 33 charges in Citadel High incident, two new Dartmouth clinics will help over 6,400 patients and Halifax designer transforms hate into art.
Plus, Houston meeting with allies in fight against tariffs, Nova Scotia increasing the amount of funding available for first responders and Bide Awhile has a new addition to its memorial garden.
