Mark Hodgins is a broadcast journalist based in Nova Scotia, Canada. With a focus on local news, Mark covers a range of topics including crime, politics, sports, and community events. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Nova Scotia.
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Mark Hodgins focuses primarily on local news in Nova Scotia, with a significant emphasis on crime and sports. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, event coverage, and government announcements.
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By: Mark Hodgins
A local elementary school has “reconsidered” its decision to ask military members not to wear uniforms to its remembrance day ceremony. Sackville Heights elementary school, in a November newsletter, said veterans and current service members were welcome at its ceremony, but asked that they dress in civilian clothes to “maintain a welcoming environment for all”. […]
Two people will be in court in December after the RCMP executed a search warrant at an “illegal cannabis storefront” in Lucasville earlier this week. The Mounties say the investigation started on November 10, when Halifax Regional Police contacted the RCMP about a an aggravated assault in front of the store on Lucasville Road. Police […]
Nova Scotia Health says some repairs could take weeks after flooding impacted the emergency department at the QEII hospital over the weekend.
Gas prices have dropped slightly in the Halifax area this week. The minimum price for self serve regular gasoline has gone down by less than one cent to 155.6. Diesel prices meantime are down 1.4 cents to 173.3. This time last year we were paying 161.7 for gasoline, and 199.2 for diesel.
Halifax councillors have asked staff to do a deep dive into collisions involving Halifax Transit buses. The motion seeking the report was put forward on Tuesday by councillor Kathryn Morse, who said it was prompted by the death of a 24-year-old woman who was struck by a bus on Spring Garden Road in October. “Also […]
Halifax Regional Police say no evidence of foul play has been found in the investigation into the death of a woman in a Walmart bakery. A 19-year-old woman who was an employee at the store was found dead in a large walk-in oven at the Walmart location on Mumford Road on the night of October […]
Halifax Regional Police says it has concluded its investigation into a crash that saw a woman killed after being hit by a bus in downtown Halifax last month. The 24-year-old was killed on the morning of October 31, after she was struck by the Halifax Transit bus at the corner of Spring Garden Road and […]
WestJet has announced its summer schedule for 2025, and it includes an expansion to routes from Halifax to Europe.
By: Mark Hodgins
A newly-released poll looking at voter intention ahead of the Nova Scotia provincial election is finding continued strong support for the provincial Progressive Conservatives. The survey, released on Wednesday by Narrative Research, shows 44 per cent of decided voters say they intend to vote PC. While the Tories still have the most support, the party […]
Halifax Regional Police is turning to the public for help finding a missing person. Police say Anthony Hawkins, 23, was reported missing on Tuesday night after last being seen in the Dartmouth area. Hawkins is described as white, about 5’1″ and 130 lbs with short brown hair, last seen wearing a grey sweater, black pants […]
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