Michael de Adder appointed to Order of Canada Maritime editorial cartoonist Michael de Adder has been appointed to the Order of Canada.
HALIFAX -- A former Halifax taxi driver who sexually assaulted a passenger in 2012 has been sentenced to two years in prison. Bassam Al-Rawi was found guilty of sexual assault in August. He was handed ...
2023 brought significant travel back to Maritimes Tourism operators in the Maritimes say 2023 brought significant travel back to the region since tourism declined during the pandemic.
Keeping Up: Dax Canadian artist Dax is excited to be back in Atlantic Canada for two shows this month.
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 investigate ...
"Murmur," a feature film about a lonely, alcoholic woman, has won the top prize at the annual Screen Nova Scotia awards. The low-budget film, written and directed by Heather Young, follows a convicted ...
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. James Turpin was convicted in 2016 ...
New mom Hanlyn Barlomento-Fuentes has turned her pandemic pastime into a busy cake-making business. “It’s for a graduation party, and we’re putting white and gold designs all over it. And we’re going ...
SYDNEY, N.S. -- The pandemic has put a stop to a lot of things, but a political scientist says it may have helped spark voter turnout in Nova Scotia's municipal elections. The number of voters was up ...
HALIFAX -- A woman in her 60s who died several weeks ago is Nova Scotia's latest death attributed to the COVID-19 virus. The Department of Health and Wellness said in a news release that the woman, ...
HALIFAX -- New Brunswick reported no new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday and the number of active cases remains at six. It is the sixth straight day that New Brunswick has reported no new cases, ...
HALIFAX -- Halifax Regional Police charged a man with driving more tan 50 km/h over the posted speed limit Tuesday in Dartmouth. Police say they stopped a vehicle at 1:20 p.m. on Highway 111 near ...
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