Steve Gow

The move comes as the soccer world's biggest tournament prepares to hold events across North America with a need to step up policing in host cities.

According to a release from the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), the two sides will meet on Wednesday with the assistance of the chief conciliation officer.

A man has been charged for impaired driving after a crash that hurt both the driver and passenger and sent the single vehicle airborne.

A Tides FC defender is making an unexpected splash by leading the squad’s offensive push as Halifax’s professional womens soccer club continues its strong second-season. Julianne ‘Jubes’ Vallerand was front-and-centre last Monday when the Tides defiantly beat Calgary Wild FC 4-0 in what would be a record-breaking match, topping their highest-ever single game goal tally. […]

The Nova Scotia Energy Board approved an interim increase to the amount retailers charge for fuel, raising the built-in tax by 1.7 cents on Friday. The move follows a request from the Retail Gasoline Dealers Association (RGDA), which applied to the Board in April for an interim adjustment and review of the current retail markup, […]

The Nova Scotia government has launched a data portal with information on ground and surface water resources to help residents prepare for water shortages caused by drought.

A shortage in baseball infrastructure and fields being repurposed in the Halifax Regional Municipality has forced the Dartmouth District Minor Baseball Association to turn away some players.

By The Canadian Press An inmate has died while in custody in Nova Scotia. The Correctional Service of Canada says the inmate died at the Springhill Institution on Tuesday.

By Mark Hodgins The Lung Association is applauding the Nova Scotia government, as air quality standards kick in across Nova Scotia.

Halifax residents who enjoy rollerskating, biking, and in-line skating have plenty to be excited about as the Emera Oval opens for the summer season.