George Myrer

Halifax’s first cemetery, The Old Burying Ground, is said to have close to 10,000 unmarked burials.

Those in Nova Scotia's tourism industry are cautiously optimistic that rising fuel prices won't completely disrupt the peak summer travel period.

Longtime customers at downtown Halifax's Park Lane parkade recently received a shock to their pocketbooks when the daily maximum price nearly tripled.

Traffic will be top of mind for Halifax commuters with the annual Blue Nose Marathon hitting the streets this weekend.

Property controls, such as restrictive covenants and exclusivity clauses, continue to play a detrimental role in grocery store prices, according to a prominent food expert.

Lawtons Drugs, a fixture in the mall since opening in 1962, will cease operations in August

One person has been identified, and charges are expected after an incident involving the use of airsoft guns at the McDonald’s restaurant on Larry Uteck Drive on Monday night.

The popular Dartmouth microbrewery is continuing its growth with a new taproom and retail location in West Bedford

What started as a backyard project to generate a little extra cash during the pandemic has evolved into the massive success that is Lower Sackville's Casa di Stefano.

One of the first times Nancy Timbrell-Muckle climbed on a horse, she was thrown off. Undeterred, the six-year-old couldn't wait to get back in the saddle. Seventy-one years later, Timbrell-Muckle is still an equestrian and about to add her name to the prestigious Century Club of Canada.