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After years of training, some of the world's top young canoe sprint athletes are set to take to the waters of Lake Banook in Dartmouth, N.S., as

The field is tightening and the pressure is rising at Lake Banook, N.S., as the Junior and U-23 Canoe Sprint World Championships moved into semifinal action on Thursday.

Charging a phone, laptop or even an electric vehicle without plugging it in may sound like science fiction, but researchers say the technology is moving closer to everyday life.

The Nova Scotia government is supporting the creation of regional training centres for volunteer firefighters, a move aimed at making training more accessible for departments serving rural communities and small towns.

A homeowner from Saint John, N.B., is urging others to get everything in writing before hiring a contractor after she says an unfinished deck project left her out of pocket and forced her to hire someone else to repair the work.

Trevor Kendrick works as a software developer, but for the last few years he's been using his spare time on a different kind of project: a video game inspired by Nintendo classics.

When a renovation or landscaping project goes wrong, homeowners are often the ones sharing their frustrations.

For much of his childhood, Norm Adshead associated courtrooms with difficult decisions.

What started as a way to cope with stress has grown into a downtown Halifax pottery studio.

Visitors to Argyle Fine Art had the chance to see the creative process behind a painting Saturday as Halifax artist Jack Ross hosted a live demonstration, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how his work comes together.