The intersection of Bayers Road and Oxford Street will be fully closed for about a month, and not fully reopen until mid-December.

Is it possible to detect breast cancer by studying a patient’s breath?

Lina Hamid brought four-month-old daughter to fall session

Emera Inc. and Canadian Utilities Ltd. have announced a merger that would form a combined company valued at $72 billion. Read more.

Douglas Smith agreed with his wife's decision to end her own life rather than be homeless, but killed her fearing her attempt would fail

On Oct. 1, a new levy of $500 on electric vehicles and $250 on plug-in hybrids goes into effect in Nova Scotia when registrations renew

It’s been weeks since a popular pedestrian bridge over Highway 111 in Dartmouth was damaged in a motor vehicle accident.

The executive director of a New Glasgow homeless shelter says her funding was cut a day after refusing a provincial government demand to kick out a man who’d served time for a crime against a prominent Pictou County family.

Halifax Wanderers president Derek Martin is offering to pay $100 million to build and manage a permanent stadium at the Wanderers Grounds.

Explore housing research and tenant rights insights from Dalhousie Legal Aid to promote housing justice and access to legal support in Nova Scotia.

Canada is better at making aluminum than we are. Let’s just import it and make something else.

Nova Scotia Court of Appeal ruled this month that a tent-dwelling man met the eligibility requirements for enhanced rate assistance.

Cartoon royalty were lined for a live-action toon hybrid Coyote vs Acme. Then it was shelved as a tax write-off. But its cast, crew and fans fought for its release. Three years later it’s set to be a surprise summer hit

Halifax Regional Police are investigating a shooting at the homeless encampment in Dartmouth on Wednesday afternoon.

A major programming change is coming to Global Halifax's morning news show

Chronicle Herald editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon says while he isn't retiring from the newspaper, he will be cutting back on his hours.

Former Nova Scotia deputy premier and longtime Dartmouth South MLA Roland (Rollie) Thornhill died on Thursday. He was 90.

Ambrose Zinck and his partner Judy Croft pulled up to their house in Chelsea, Lunenburg County, to find a man standing there.

Nova Scotia is seeking someone to build and operate two natural gas powered generating plants that can be turned on and off quickly when the wind dies out or picks up.

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

Halifax’s Irving Shipbuilding is reshaping an industry, turning raw steel into destroyers

The event will cause parking lot closures, pedestrian rerouting and an influx of thousands of people to the waterfront.

Halifax's popularity as a tourist destination continued its upward trend in 2025, but there is room to grow, said Ross Jefferson, the President and CEO of Discover Halifax.

Other towers are expected to be built in this ‘open and underdeveloped’ area that lacks sewer infrastructure

Considered safer, more efficient (but not cheaper!) roundabouts are popping up throughout the city, but do they work?

It’s enough to make you pine for the days when casual consumer aviators stretched out in coach, chain-smoking cigarettes freely as they glided around the globe.

The Wallace Volunteer Fire Department was packed Monday afternoon with fish plant workers and local residents who fled a massive blaze at the community’s fish plant.

Deep dive into homelessness in Halifax shows sharp increases and some progress

Dear Canada... I felt compelled to do something, to make something for my country. To stick up for, and to honour it. To show our strength, beauty, genius, empathy,…

Craig Ferguson, a director of the Old Burying Ground Foundation, shares the story of Maj.-Gen. Robert Ross and how he ended up in Nova Scotia. Watch his interview with Amy Smith.

Nova Scotian exporters have heard directly from buyers in China that tariff goes into effect March 20.

A vacant north-end Halifax building that was previously described as an "immediate safety risk" by a fire inspector caught fire early Sunday.