Plus, new poll shows decisive lead for Liberals in Atlantic Canada, province warns of growing tick population and teenager arrested after threatening to bring weapons to HRM school.
Plus, Bryan Adams announces Halifax stop on new "Roll with the Punches" tour, province's opposition parties are skeptical of the province’s shrinking family doctor wait-list and why there are no Halifax election polls.
Plus, Dartmouth roads closed for police firearms investigation, federal leaders making their final pitch to voters and a local artist is turning grief into a thing of beauty.
Plus, province considering new regulations for bouncers, Halifax’s Water diverting millions of cubic metres of wastewater into the harbour and Bedford Basin and HRM wants to know what you value most from the city.
Plus, Yarmouth mayor expects a spike in U.S. tourists, HRM exploring options for old library property and everything that's going on this Easter weekend in Halifax.
Plus, new Dal study finds health care workers not trained to deal with gender-based violence, calls to improve tenant safety after firefighters respond to carbon monoxide leaks and Halifax Harbour Bridges to begin process of removing seven decades of paint.
Plus, Halifax Jazz Festival drops 2025 lineup, 50 arts and humanities classes being dropped from Saint Mary's and Emerging Lens Cultural Film Festival to celebrate 15th anniversary on National Canadian Film Day.
Plus, police warning HRM bicycle owners to be extra vigilant, five Dartmouth residents treated for carbon monoxide poisoning and Conservatives narrowing the gap in federal election.
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Plus, 64-year-old Halifax woman arrested in hate-motivated crime, new rules will give clearer conditions for ending a tenancy and Rose Cousins set to perform in Halifax on April 17 at the Rebecca Cohn.
