Chris Halef is an Afternoon Editor/Anchor at CityNews Halifax. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, energy policy and regulation, and health and wellness, while also exploring themes related to labor laws and workforce dynamics. Outside of journalism, Chris is a stand-up comic and proudly identifies as Assyrian/Aramean.
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Chris Halef's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and breaking news in Nova Scotia, with a particular emphasis on Halifax. He often reports on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, accidents, and police activities. If you are reaching out to Chris, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing investigations, law enforcement activities or emergency situations in the Nova Scotia area.
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A Lower Sackville man is facing a long list of charges in connection to case of intimate partner violence.
On Friday at roughly 1:20 a.m., police responded to a report of an assault at a home on Feindel Street in Wileville where there was an altercation involving two men.
Nova Scotia said that lunches will be available in all 372 public schools across the province, offering more than 133,000 students access to food during the school day.
On Wednesday night, emergency crews responded to a report of a single-vehicle crash on Sutherland Drive near Limestone Avenue where officers found a Honda Civic on its roof off the roadway.
The province says it has raised fines and added new offences as part of its efforts to crack down on illegal cannabis.
Police in Pictou County are investigating multiple reports of copper theft which has damaged equipment at railway crossings.
With a busy Canada Day ahead filled with lots of activity around the HRM, there are some closures to be aware of.
The Nova Scotia Energy Board announced on Tuesday it will be invoking its interrupter clause due to a significant shift in the market price for diesel oil.
At roughly 4:45 p.m., emergency crews along with the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre reponded to a report that people were ejected from a boat on Aylesford Lake.
At roughly 10:40 p.m., police responded to reports of a shooting on Old Sambro Road where officers found a home that had been struck.
