Sep 19, 2025
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16 min read
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.
Sep 18, 2025
14 min read
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.
Sep 17, 2025
13 min read
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.
Sep 16, 2025
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.
Sep 13, 2025
10 min read
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Sep 12, 2025
15 min read
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.
Sep 11, 2025
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.
Sep 10, 2025
Plus, Davis Cup tie between Canada and Israel will be played in closed venue, Nova Scotia’s health authority says there was a measles exposure at the QEII emergency department and Dalhousie continued reconciliation talks
Sep 9, 2025
More MacDonald bridge closures, whale watching tour meets great white shark and local teacher launches online IB school after struggling to find work in Halifax.
Sep 6, 2025
9 min read
Sep 5, 2025
Plus, police warn to be cautious on the streets as kids head back to school, construction work on the QEII Halifax Infirmary has reached a new milestone and Dal board and faculty heading back to conciliation talks on Monday.
Sep 4, 2025
Plus, mayor being investigated for possibly breaking city's code of conduct, thousands more students can access lunches at schools this fall and new nonprofit launches to help Halifax keep its growing creative talent.
Sep 3, 2025
12 min read
Plus, most classes at Dal cancelled in first week due to lock-out, for the second time in a swimmers got up close and personal with a great white shark for second time in a week and Atlantic International Film Festival to showcase homegrown and international talent.
Sep 2, 2025
Plus, Dal students unsure what to expect from term, data shows almost all municipalities in good financial health and groups conducting coastal restoration work say provincial regulations posing almost insurmountable barriers.
Aug 30, 2025
8 min read
Aug 29, 2025
Plus, 20 homes lost in Annapolis wildfire, university students taking a "wait and see approach" to Dal this Fall and is the East Coast Music Association in turmoil?
Aug 27, 2025
11 min read
Plus, evacuation order in Dartmouth as emergency crews respond to a natural gas leak, Halifax County under a special air quality statement and Palestinian solidarity groups demand cancellation of Canada-Israel Davis Cup match.
Aug 26, 2025
Plus, financial reports say Dal staff salaries have fallen 9% behind inflation, Eastlink can no longer compete with the big three and Good Robot to host doggy nuptials.
Aug 23, 2025
Aug 22, 2025
Plus, MacKay Bridge closed again this weekend, Manitoba joins Nova Scotia's wildfire fight and The Pint Public House packs a surprisingly fresh punch.
Aug 21, 2025
Plus, HRM de-designates Cogswell Park encampment, Canada Post and union to resume bargaining and Halifax Urban Folk Festival bringing Rhett Miller, Aysanabee and more.
Aug 20, 2025
Plus, firefighters “made good progress” on Annapolis Valley wildfire, province moving forward with plans to look into passenger rail in Halifax and Air Canada union will return to work.
Aug 19, 2025
Plus, Nova Scotia will avoid the brunt of a now-major hurricane, Long Lake wildfires continue to grow at rapid pace and may force evacuations, and Halifax gets its first "fake Indian wedding".
Aug 16, 2025
Aug 15, 2025
Plus, Bayers Lake wildfire held and evacuation order lifted, Health Department has plans to open a menopause clinic and Citadel High teen pleads guilty to seven weapons charges.
