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The province says for the 2022-23 year, the Heating Assistance Rebate Program will increase the rebate to $1,000 per household, up from a $200 payment.

When photographer Alvero Wiggins dropped by the Feed Nova Scotia warehouse in Dartmouth, N.S., he found a buzz of activity in preparation for the holiday season. See what he captured through his lens.

A Halifax photographer is posting on social media about an ongoing conflict with a linen company over the unauthorized use of one of his images — three years after his lawyers sent the company a cease and desist letter.

Over 20 sweet, seasonal choral concerts, tree lightings and more.

The Town of Truro, N.S., is planning its second controlled deer hunt to help manage the growing population since 2015.

Dalhousie Legal Aid Service says systemic changes are needed to help low-income Nova Scotians weather rising rents and inflation.

While Fiona has left several Nova Scotians in the dark and without meals, Feed Nova Scotia is calling their response unprecedented as they work to get food to those in need.

Feed Nova Scotia is teaming up with a local courier that has a fleet of smaller trucks to make sure food can be delivered to communities in Cape Breton still largely cut off after post-tropical storm Fiona. 

People in the Maritimes made last-minute preparations ahead of Hurricane Fiona Friday.

Lebfest is back, and new for 2022 is a focus on grab-and-go.