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Just a few years after a Halifax woman came up with an idea to help Nova Scotia students through the COVID-19 pandemic, the ...

Halifax Regional Police are investigating what they are calling a sudden death at the Walmart location in Halifax's west end.

Polls have closed across Nova Scotia in elections that will see dozens of new faces elected to town and municipal councils, ...

(Daniel Jardine/CBC News) Nova Scotia and the federal government are investing $25.6 million over five years for training and equipment to fight wildfires, including helicopters. The province said ...

The Nova Scotia government is putting almost $22 million ... will fund an affordable rental construction pilot program with $6.4 million to encourage private and non-profit developers to build ...

At least six of the 10 Regina city council seats will feature new elected officials after next month's election.

Nova Scotia Finance Minister Allan MacMaster continued a trend of his Tory government on Friday when his first provincial budget update for the 2024-25 fiscal year showed an increased deficit.

The Nova Scotia School Lunch Program has three payment options: pay the cost of the lunch ($6.50 per meal), pay part ... According to a Sept. 20 news release from Nova Scotia's Department of ...

An offer of additional financial aid to Nova Scotia's wine industry is still on the table despite it being rejected by grape growers earlier this week, say provincial officials. During a briefing ...

That figure is a slight improvement over the 7,709 waitlisted applicants across Nova Scotia as of August 2023. Documents obtained by CBC News through ... rate of about 2.6 per cent, or roughly ...

Unions, opposition cry foul over extra pay for government MLA Nova Scotia ... of 12.6 per cent, a recommendation brought forward by an independent review committee. (Michael Gorman/CBC) Asked ...