Prospect community feeling neglected and fed up with lack of bylaw enforcement

Province's CAP is supposed to help people with property taxes, but it's unfair to new homebuyers, many renters and non-profits, according to HRM report

Opinions are mixed on turning busy Argyle Street in downtown Halifax into a year-round pedestrian-only thoroughfare both among business owners and Halifax residents

‘What you are doing is not good enough. People are getting hurt, people are dying,’ urges cyclist

Scenic Eclipse, billed as the world’s first luxury discovery yacht, is part of a growing niche tourism sector in Atlantic Canada

Family of Liverpool company Mersey Seafoods funds palliative care and death doula training in the Wije’winen Centre

New community group in Halifax fixes pretty much any household item for free

United Gulf appealing HRM’s decision at the provincial review board Sept. 23

Neighbour catches suspects on camera, suspects first house was a mistake

Firefighters called to Timberlea home next door where police suspect Molotov cocktail was used

Twin 34-storey towers, 10-storey addition moving forward at site where historic home was dropped and destroyed

Windsor-area ski hill building attractions to bring people out in the off-season

‘I feel that we all need to kind of pull together on this,’ says Frank Rudzicz about finding solutions to Halifax’s traffic congestion

Halifax police board also approves policy guiding body-worn cameras to roll out in early 2027

FlyteBoat looking to transport more commuters this fall with $5 rides and has expansion plans for St. Margarets Bay

'Digital technologies' still years away, says the province,  even as new Traffic Safety Act is on track to be proclaimed this fall

Parking and limited ways to access to Rainbow Haven, Lawrencetown beaches have long been issues

But the good news is not as many overcrowded buses because of ridership losses

Created by a Halifax firm for a Winnipeg event, the Breeze Machine is making a statement across Nova Scotia

Composting toilets next to the viewing platform can cause nauseating odours

Women's professional baseball has returned after 70 years with the inaugural season of the WPBL underway in Illinois. The league's success has inspired Canadian girls and raised hopes of an expansion ...

Top earner is a police constable who is injured and received over $600k in benefits

Community group is on its own to fund recreation project in Dartmouth, grant money at risk by delay in Gorsebrook tennis dome

Two developers of the Young Street Lands Future Growth Node share their plans

Halifax developer has applied for new permit to cover the infill construction

Fresh from an international gold-medal victory, this 10-year-old has never lost a competition in her life

Youngest ferry in the fleet is now eight years old and cost about $6 million

It would save the municipality about $800,000 to drop paper ballots and vote only by internet or phone

Lasting effects continue for Hammonds Plains residents from the 2023 wildfire: 'The PTSD is real'

‘December? You’ve got to be kidding me,’ Dartmouth councillor censures transit managers, delay will cost over $200k

First Baptist Church on Oxford Street can go higher than eight-storey limit because of heritage status

A request for proposals is going out for a contractor to evaluate long-term options across the Halifax Harbour Narrows

Supreme Court of Nova Scotia sides with Rank Inc., developer of major housing project M-District, in a decision against Halifax

Light disruptions this year, but major closures and detours coming early 2027

Developers, non-profits and a major hotel chain are interested in snapping up properties in downtown Halifax

Marnie Cluckie from Hamilton is HRM’s new chief administrative officer

'We want to do the right thing' says Jack's Car Spa owner Mickey MacDonald

Infilling investigation is the first test of Halifax's two-year-old infilling restriction bylaw

Perfect weather for mid-week holiday but temperatures expected to reach over 30 C this week

In the past six months, there have been 66 attacks, most victims are humans

Neighbours speak out, and Halifax councillors reject development proposal

‘The people of Dartmouth deserve better than to see yet another piece of their heritage removed’

Municipal auditor general flagged four transactions and sent report to police

Demolition plans for Memorial Library building paused for expressions of interest