A Hazelbrook couple whose water well was contaminated with so-called “forever chemicals” was asked to pay close to $13,000 ...

Daniel MacNeil of Sydney used coal flakes that wash up along the shore of Dominion Beach to make the roof tiles of the ...

A 10-year-old West Hants student has received national recognition for his efforts to promote accessibility and inclusion.

Charlottetown is a city full of people who care. That care must now extend to City Hall. If we want better, we need to be ...

Alas, a so-called Sidewalk Joy spot. The Sidewalk Joy movement is gaining traction, including here in Nova Scotia. And that’s a good thing.

The P.E.I. government has signed 30-year agreements that appear to lock the province into funding $179 million for the construction of two private long-term care facilities in Summerside and Cornwall.

A 17-year-old driver in central Newfoundland is without their licence and vehicle after they were stopped by RCMP Traffic Services Central for travelling more than twice the posted speed limit on ...

“Wolfville needed a family friendly, hard ice cream scoop place,” she said, noting The Real Scoop Ice Cream and Espresso Shop ...

A Beaver Bank man has been placed on probation for 20 months after pleading guilty to a charge of voyeurism from an incident in a women’s washroom at a grocery store last summer. Michael Buck, 33, ...

In the afternoon on Aug. 12, from around 2 p.m. until 4 p.m., people in Cape Breton can see a partial eclipse of the sun, as well as on mainland Nova Scotia. The full eclipse is visible to people in ...

The trend of private sector jobs paying better than government has long ago been reversed. Yet Mark Carney recently jumped in front of a camera saying Canada is leading all the G7 countries ...

LeRoy Peach of Port Morien, a devout Christian and environmentalist, died on Aug. 8 after a life full of love, advocacy and music. “He was 90 years old and he was with us when we were stopping the ...