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Nova Scotia is reporting one death related to COVID-19. It’s the 99th death related to the virus since the pandemic began. Public health reports the man was in his 70s and lived in the western h...

A massive white spruce from Cape Breton will light up the night sky over Boston this year. This year, Nova Scotia’s annual Christmas tree donation comes from L’arche Cape Breton’s pr...

Your pocket change might be a bit more colourful these days. New dimes are out to celebrate 100 years of the Bluenose with the water beneath the ship in different shades of blue. The Royal Canadian Mi...

An accused murderer and former med-school student has been denied bail for a third time. A Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice dismissed the application for bail from William Sandeson during a hearing i...

Irving Shipbuilding has launched its third in a series of Royal Canadian Navy Arctic patrol ships. The future HMCS Max Bernays set sail in the Bedford Basin on Saturday. It’s set to join the nav...

Twenty-eight teams will open play today at the 2021 Home Hardware Canadian Curling Pre-Trials at Queens Place Emera Centre in Liverpool. Only four of those teams will keep their dreams of representing...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to name his federal cabinet this week. A Nova Scotian Conservative MP is keeping an eye on who will replace Bernadette Jordan as Fisheries Minister. West Nova...

A new leader has been elected to represent the Green Party of Nova Scotia after a vote was held on Saturday. 93 per cent of the party members who cast ballots chose Anthony Edmonds as leader and Jo-An...

Too few apprentices are making it through their education. That's according to Brad Smith, Executive Director for Mainland Building Trades, a construction worker advocacy group. He said apprenticeship...

A new technology education program is putting Indigenous students on the fast track to jobs in the growing industries of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The “Unama’ki Pat...