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Hutt Valley Police are investigating the death of a pedestrian who was fatally hit by a vehicle on Naenae Road, Lower Hutt, shortly before 6am today. The driver of the vehicle involved did not stop and immediately left the scene. The woman died ...

Nova Scotia's municipal leaders had a chance to question provincial ministers at the Nova Scotia Federation of Municipalities Conference. As Haley Ryan reports, housing was top of mind.

Minister John Lohr says developers brought him an idea that could "make things easier and more straightforward for everybody."

Upcoming road closures for the Cogswell District project in Halifax mean drivers will have to find other routes for the next year, and bus trips in the downtown area will take longer.

A new neighbourhood will be created to better connect the north end of the city to the downtown. The CBC's Haley Ryan got a sneak peek.

As wildfires continue to burn around Nova Scotia — destroying homes and businesses just outside of Halifax and in Shelburne County — many property owners will soon be turning to their insurance providers for help.

They were tweeting about how this guy was on the staff. that is how i caught on to it. researchers in arizona, like haley ryan and nick martin, who i worked with, were chasing this stuff. we put it all together. i dont think we will see action. part of that is because of what we are talking about right now. i think senator tuberville said the quiet part out loud. this is the modern republican party. white nationalism is a part of it, and explicitly so. you see people like gosar and marjorie tayl...

The Halifax municipality has approved a plan for making certain rural communities safer for pedestrians, but it could take decades before all the work is carried out.

The head of the Greater Wellington Regional Council has thanked police for their response to an aggravated robbery on a Hutt Valley bus

The Lucasville Greenway Society has taken their community's road safety issue into their own hands, and is raising funds for a new active transportation trail along Lucasville Road.