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

Since fuel is the number one cost for truckers and trucking companies, it requires them to maintain a close eye on the global markets. That’s why an overnight jump of 11 cents a litre came as a surprise to many.

Halifax Shopping Centre is buzzing this spring with the arrival of busy new tenants. The mall has joined forces with urban beekeeping partner Alvéole to install honeybee hives on its rooftop.

The COVID-19 Food Box Program that began in May 2020 will stop on Aug. 15.

With inflation hitting a three-decade high last month, Nova Scotia’s finance minister says he’s keeping the door open to increase assistance for people struggling to make ends meet.

Since the pandemic began, several community fridges or free food pantries have popped up around Halifax. Walking down Spring Garden Road, you may notice the Halifax Community Fridge, located behind the Glitter Bean Cafe.

Officials in Truro, N.S., say the town’s first annual controlled and managed deer hunt was a success. Starting in mid-February, the hunt ran over three weeks and a total of 14 deer were harvested.

Feed Nova Scotia hopes a fundraising opportunity provided by a national charity will help tackle food insecurity in the province.

A growing number of Nova Scotia families are turning to food banks as the surging cost of groceries and fuel put additional strain on people’s budgets.

With COVID-19 cases surging, Nova Scotia public school students will start the winter term from home. At-home learning begins today for one week. In-person learning at schools is scheduled to commence next Monday, January 17th. The delay in moving to in-person learning at schools, will allow the province to install HEPA filtration systems for schools […]