Gary Burrill News Today

The vast majority of people seeking compensation from the Nova Scotia government for pothole damage on provincially owned roads are still being denied, according to data from a freedom of information request with Service Nova Scotia.

About 14 months after the Nova Scotia government created a new investment agency, the advisory board for that organization still has no members.

As Pete's Frootique workers in Halifax enter their fifth week on strike, solidarity actions were held at more than a dozen Sobeys locations across the country to showcase support.

The NDP wants to eliminate 'no-pet clauses' on rental agreements. Halifax-Chebucto MLA Gary Burrill says landl...

The federal government and the governments of Alberta and Ontario have put in place repeal laws, which flag long-inactive legislation to elected members

Thirteen years ago, Nova Scotia drew up a law to protect people from harm by unregulated, untrained security guards – and then never enacted it. Two grieving families says it’s time for that to change

Opposition politicians and the mayor of a Nova Scotia municipality devastated by floods say the province should order an external review of the response to the recent disaster.

Both of Nova Scotia’s opposition parties, along with two flooding experts, were in agreement Thursday about the need for the review to be carried out by an outside expert.

Nova Scotia Fisheries Minister Steve Craig says his government is still looking at ways to help Shelburne County fishermen with uninsured losses they sustained during this summer’s record-setting wildfires.

Housing concerns are mounting in Nova Scotia due to the devastation caused by the wildfires over the last couple of weeks. More than 200 homes have been lost to the flames.