Photos/Video: Trunk or Treat at Beyond Indoor in Elmsdale
ELMSDALE: A local business gave back to the community on Saturday, and the crowd turned up to take in their efforts. Beyond Indoor Play in the Elmsdale Business Park put…
Construction Safety N.S., MERIT N.S. launch member assistance program to support mental health in construction industry
DARTMOUTH: Construction Safety Nova Scotia (CSNS) and MERIT Nova Scotia are pleased to announce the launch of Anchor Point, a new Member Assistance Program (MAP) designed to enhance mental health…
Nova Scotia Loyal supports local authors, publishers, booksellers
HALIFAX: Just in time for the holidays, the Province is making it easier to discover books written or published by Nova Scotians. Starting October 24, Nova Scotians can receive $10…
“She was just perfect.” Remembering Lucy Cable-Munroe
FALL RIVER: The laughter, kindness, and light of 10-year-old Lucy Cable-Munroe still fill the hearts of those who loved her. Lucy was one of two children who tragically lost their…
BMO Ride for Cancer surpasses $15 million raised for cancer care; 2026 to be grand finale
Atlantic Canada’s largest cycling fundraiser marks 11 years of impact, more than $2 million raised in 2025, and announces 2026 as its grand finale HALIFAX: Atlantic Canada’s largest cycling fundraiser…
Police charge woman after theft of a fire truck
HALIFAX: A 28-year-old woman has been charged by Halifax Regional Police (HRP) after a Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency truck was stolen on Monday morning Oct. 20. At approximately 5:10…
Donation will help Maritime Museum of the Atlantic’s Boat School be more accessible
HALIFAX: John Hennigar-Shuh, President of the Canadian Maritime Heritage Foundation, believes that every young Nova Scotian should have the opportunity to find their way around a boat. “Boats and maritime…
Royal Winnipeg Ballet making stop in Halifax on Nov. 5
HALIFAX: The Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) School has announced its 2025–26 auditions in 12 cities across Canada and the United States, offering dancers across North America the opportunity to join…
New Human Rights Commission chair named
HALIFAX: Lawyer and social worker Shawna Paris, KC (King’s counsel), has been appointed Chair of the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. “I want to welcome Ms. Paris to this important…
Nova Scotia Grief Alliance to host provincial Grief Symposium Nov. 18
HALIFAX: The Nova Scotia Grief Alliance (NSGA), co-led by the Nova Scotia Hospice Palliative Care Association (NSHPCA) and Nova Scotia Health, announced it will host the first annual Nova Scotia…