Andy Fillmore News Today

The Liberal member of Parliament for Halifax is pushing for Canada Post to unload a prime plot of land in the city core to be redeveloped as housing.

On Monday, veterans and government officials gathered at Citadel Hill in Halifax to commemorate D-Day.

The race for a new Halifax mayor has started, and two political newcomers say they've been driven to run through their own experiences with affordability and housing.

While there are no confirmed candidates yet for the Halifax municipal election this fall, two local councillors and one member of Parliament say they’re considering a run.

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More than two dozen public housing units are being built across the province using relief funding from the wildfires last summer, part of the largest investment in public housing in Nova Scotia in a generation.

Three Black-led organizations in Nova Scotia are receiving nearly $1.1 million from the federal government for their various projects.

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Halifax Member of Parliament Andy Fillmore says Canada Post should offload a prime plot of Halifax real estate to make room for more housing on the peninsula. 

Some Nova Scotians looking to switch from home heating oil to heat pumps can now apply for a grant to cover the full cost. Under the program, low- to median-income households in the province that heat their home with oil can apply to receive up to $30,000.