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For years, members of Glooscap First Nation identified clean energy as one of the community’s top priorities; this summer, the community is taking a major...

An Annapolis Valley fisherman says he will proceed with his quest for a judicial review of the provincial government’s emergency order to keep the gates closed at the aboiteau near Windsor, after a ruling by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal in his favour.

As of 2023, there were 125,500 firefighters in Canada, of which about 88,500 were volunteers, whose departments protected 80 per cent of the country's territory.

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Canada's fire chiefs say they are worried about the dwindling number of volunteers ahead of another bad wildfire season.

As of 2023, there were 125,500 firefighters in Canada, of which about 88,500 were volunteers, whose departments protected 80 per cent of the country's territory.

Nova Scotia's MLAs wrapped up the spring session of the legislature on Friday that was as notable for what didn't happen as for what did, and for the way issues outside of Province House influenced debate inside the chamber.

The daughter of an Edmonton woman fatally stabbed in 2022 says she’s disappointed that the woman who killed her mother has less than two years left in her jail sentence.

More support for vineyards who are still feeling the effects from extreme cold. A polar vortex hit the region ...

On Monday, the federal government announced a $1 billion national school food program.