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WARREN — The Warren City Council has voted to hire legal counsel to perform an investigative audit of the Downtown Development Authority.

A point-of-sale inspection ordinance would help the city identify blighted properties and require repairs to be made when a property is sold.

We’ve locked some climate crisis damage in, says this week’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessment, but adapting can increase equality.

Until now, Nova Scotia‘s liquor-and-cannabis corporation has never stocked products made by a local Black-owned company.

The local Ukrainian Canadian Congress doesn’t plan further actions as they hope for a prompt resolution, and individuals are finding ways to support Ukrainians.

Officers watched as municipal employees dismantled the structure under the cover of darkness Saturday night.

In his 26 years as an elected official in Tecumseh, Jack Baker has never lost an election.

The north end hair studio will be the first Halifax salon dedicated to braiding hair.

The charts and information we can provide while NS struggles to keep up with the pandemic’s omicron wave.

Phase three of Nova Scotia’s reopening plan was supposed to arrive in April, but after starting phase one Feb 14 the government is dropping all COVID rules early.