A boil water advisory that went into effect Saturday night in Middle Musquodoboit, N.S., has been lifted. The advisory was lifted at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, according to Halifax Water. The commission ...

Nearly a month after a torrential downpour left basements and homes flooded in Nova Scotia, homeowners are still dealing with damage and experts are sharing tips to reduce their flood risk.

A popular summer beach in Porter's Lake, N.S., is closed due to high bacteria levels found in the water. The Halifax Regional Municipality says Kinap Beach is closed to swimming after recent test ...

Canada’s first Mi'kmaw member of Parliament says the Pope’s apology to the country’s Indigenous people is an “important step” in the reconciliation process.

Halifax Regional Police and fire crews are investigating after receiving reports of a missing swimmer in Dartmouth. Police, along with Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency, responded to King's ...

Police in St. John's, N.L., say they have arrested a female in connection with a suspected homicide. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says officers were dispatched Thursday evening to ...

New Brunswick health officials are reporting no new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, marking the eighth consecutive day the province has seen no new infections.

As thousands of Atlantic Canadians roll up their sleeves for shots of COVID-19 vaccines, health officials are urging anyone still shopping for Pfizer to get over it and fast.

Eighteen-year-old Logan Prosper's minor hockey career has come to an end, but he says his years on the ice were filled with racist comments -- something he hopes will come to an end with the ...

HALIFAX -- RCMP in Richmond County, N.S. is investigating alleged mischief to lobster traps off the coast of Petit-de-Grat. Police say they received a report of 40 lobster traps being cut off from ...

HALIFAX -- Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting 70 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday. According to P ublic Health, 59 of Thursday's cases are in the province's Central zone, nine are in ...

FREDERICTON -- Crown prosecutors in New Brunswick have halted the trial for a man charged in the 2004 death of a toddler after concluding a conviction was unlikely.