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An estimated 130 trees are down across Halifax, and more than 87,000 Nova Scotia Power customers remain without electricity as of Sunday.

The School Strike 4 Climate Halifax roars through downtown, demanding action at last.

With Hurricane Lee’s approach a tangible reminder of the climate emergency, School Strike 4 Climate rally is going ahead Sept. 15.

As NOLA.com | Times-Picayune readers learned last week, the city’s palms are in in the midst of an existential crisis — which is unusual for palms. The brush-topped trees, which

The state has a new way of determining how fast is too fast to drive on state-controlled roads and highways. It almost always leads to lower speed limits.

Including a shoutout to members of the public who took part in democracy.

Tree expert Peter Duinker reflects on Fiona, the problem with the HRM’s tree canopy and how to plan for the future.

Designated tenting areas offer little protection from dying of exposure.

The Halifax Wanderers put all their chips in against top-seeded Cavalry FC, but couldn’t match their firepower on a damp night.

COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has awarded a $75,000 Facade Restoration ...