Ian Fairclough is a journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, writing for SaltWire Network. With a focus on local news, Ian covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and issues affecting the Halifax region. His reporting provides timely and informative updates to the residents of Nova Scotia.
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Police are negotiating with a man they believe may be armed, who has barricaded himself inside a Porters Lake home
By: Ian Fairclough
The deaths of a woman and her father in Halifax Tuesday are considered a case of intimate partner violence, and the suspect is also dead.
Halifax police officers. including members of the emergency response team, were involved in a search of a home on Cunard Street.
A man was seriously injured when he was struck by a car in Dartmouth at 7 a.m. Monday.
By: Ian Fairclough
Two people were found dead in a Mahone Bay home Sunday afternoon. Police still had few details to share Monday.
By: Ian Fairclough
The 72-year-old victim of a car-pedestrian collision in Dartmouth Monday has died of his injuries, police say.
By: Ian Fairclough
A shipping company is going to remove subcontractors from its network in Nova Scotia after problems with false delivery notifications
A 75-year-old man killed a 60-year-old woman in Mahone before killing himself, police said Thursday.
By: Ian Fairclough
A suspected chemical leak at Olands Brewery was steam from hot water that set off alarm systems in an area where caustic materials are used.
By: Ian Fairclough
A judge said she plans to proceed with a long-delayed sentencing for a man convicted of two sexual assaults even if doesn't retain a lawyer
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