Senior Mobility - David & Wes talk about older drivers, road safety, and the uneasy idea of “driving forever.” Wes starts with a paper he co-authored about how peop…

Growing older does not mean disappearing from public life. It can mean continuing to live fully, in a different way, and feeling in control of our mobility.

Urban renters subsidize suburban home owners by Matt Stickland Last week HRM councillors got a startling report about how the Nova Scotia Capped Assessment Program, aka the property tax CAP, is crea...

After financial expenses from Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore’s office were flagged to police earlier this year, some residents wrote to the city about their disappointment. A former top bureaucrat also t...

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Emails drafted in 2019 and 2020, obtained by Radio-Canada's Enquête investigative program, reveal a group of business executives had plans to discuss a secretive project to bury nuclear waste from for...

In a record-setting commercial truck deal, international shipping giant FedEx has placed an order for 2,000 all-electric box trucks from...

A women from this province just became the first ever female water bomber captain in Newfoundland and Labrador.  Anna Moores made history as the first women in the 60-year history of newfoundland and ...

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Some folks may think it was an overzealous move to travel by myself with a toddler, a broken ankle and a case of morning sickness, and they would be right. But in hindsight, it might have been the bes...

It's been a relatively quiet decade in Alberta's oilsands, but the federal and provincial governments believe a new West Coast pipeline coupled with policy shifts might help turn up the volume. Prime ...

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It's nearly a century old and talks of the Halifax Forum's future are getting older by the day, too.

A St. John's judge is questioning whether or not punishments are fitting the crime when it comes to impaired driving. Judge Bruce Short sentenced a man to five years in prison on Friday for a fatal cr...

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Rent cap, health-care review highlight differences in first Nova Scotia Liberal debate

The City of Moncton is looking to test lowering the speed limit on some streets next year.

A new hidden camera investigation by Marketplace shows how some stores are selling e-scooters and e-bikes with top speeds much higher than provincial speed limits and with recommended rider ages young...

Coun. Janet Steele said the CAP creates barriers that affect people's housing choices.