Hafsa Arif is a journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and writes for CTV News Atlantic. With a focus on local news, Hafsa covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, social issues, and weather updates. Her articles provide timely and relevant information to the residents of Halifax and the surrounding areas.
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Hafsa's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, family and relationships, crime, culture, society in Nova Scotia with a focus on Halifax. Her work often features evolving stories and announcements.
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By: Hafsa Arif
As violence escalates between Hezbollah and Israel, members of the Maritime Lebanese community watch with a mix of fear and frustration.
A normally quiet south end neighbourhood in Halifax is bracing for Dalhousie University's annual homecoming celebrations on Saturday.
The Port of Halifax (opens in a new tab) is expecting increased container traffic as a strike at major American ports diverts cargo north of the border.
Israeli-Canadians like Ron Omessi, who lives in the Halifax area, are marking the grim anniversary of Hamas' terror attack on Israel. Omessi says he feels torn between the two countries while war wages on in the Middle East.
By: Hafsa Arif, Jeremy Hull
Victoria Joumaa feels relief every time she calls her family in Lebanon and someone answers the phone. Joumaa lives in Halifax, far from the fighting that is approaching her family.
By: Hafsa Arif
More than a month after the murder of Nova Scotia woman Esther Jones, her family continues to grapple with the loss.
By: Leigha Kaiser, Hafsa Arif
As tensions between Canada and India (opens in a new tab) rise, members of the Indian community in the Maritimes are worried.
By: Hafsa Arif
A number of parents at Oyster Pond Academy (opens in a new tab) pulled their children from class Friday after learning about a gender identity presentation.
By: Hafsa Arif, Jesse Huot
The investigation into the sudden death of a Walmart employee over the weekend is still underway, but few details are being provided.
Retailers across Canada are facing mounting pressures as a wave of credit card scams sweeps through the industry, leading to significant financial losses.
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