Halifax Common News Today

From graveyard tours to mural stories to taking a walk “on the blind side,” here’s a look at all the free walking and biking tours in Halifax from May 4-5, 2024.

Spring, sunshine and suds: Name a better combo.

In the wake of the most successful campaign in the team's short history, the Wanderers anticipate a packed crowd of about 6,500 supporters for Saturday's home opener.

Halifax is planning to open more designated sites for people experiencing homelessness, as the number of unhoused individuals in the municipality continues to grow and encampments become more cramped. 

Crown corporation Build Nova Scotia wants to put 140 new parking spots on the Garrison Grounds at the southwest corner of the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site.

There was good stuff like council approving the Common Master Plan, but then came the high cost of roads.

The Halifax band is coming back to its old stomping grounds, with an opening set from Burnt Black

From Verna Flowers to Jonathan Giggs, Mississauga council has had its fair share of citizen gadflies keeping an eye and asking questions of council.

Many businesses and services in the Halifax area will be operating on reduced hours Sunday for New Year's Eve, and most will be closed on New Year's Day.

Join CBC Nova Scotia News host Amy Smith as she tastes her way through the province's changing food landscape — one plate at a time.