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Group readies an informed response to protesters of sexual orientation and gender identity education in Nova Scotia classrooms.

TRAVERSE CITY — A new downtown incubator space to help fledgling local retailers get off the ground will be opened this fall by the city’s Downtown Development Authority.

Container ships, cruise ships, cargo ships and other vessels bound for Halifax the week of Sept. 18-24, 2023.

Our municipal government is not ready for the climate emergency.

The city of Rocky Mount’s long-term commitment to revitalizing downtown is paying off with new shops, diners and sporting events stirring new life into the historic area.

Tens of thousands are expected to turnout for a pair of three-day street fairs in downtown Ferndale starting Friday.

Sometimes, it takes a little luck to get going. And HFX Wanderers FC couldn’t have summoned their luck at a better moment.

The former Bally Total Fitness building on Van Dyke Avenue is set to become a mixed-use development after the Warren City Council approved a site plan from Warren 12 Prop 3 LLC, which is owned by Nick Lavdas, and Ivanovic Construction Inc.

City Hall made the right call on improvements, but also needs a robust maintenance plan to go with them

Halifax tenants of a landlord who claims to own more than 100 rental units received a notice that their leases are coming to an end. That strikes some as problematic—even if it’s entirely permissible by law.