Page 2 - Halifax Friday News Today

Ukrainians gathered in the cold and blowing snow for a vigil in Halifax Friday, one of 40 "Stand with Ukraine" events across the country marking the grim one-year anniversary of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

A former member of the Nova Scotia legislature has agreed to plead guilty to an impaired driving charge.

Halifax Regional Police is looking for help in finding a suspect in connection with a stabbing in the city Friday evening.

Michael Bublé concertgoers have been urged to show up early at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax Friday night.

The price of gas was up again on Friday morning, but prices for diesel and heating oil continued their downward trend.

Two people are in hospital with non-life threatening injuries following a single-vehicle crash in Halifax Friday morning.

Two Canadian navy ships returned to their homeport of Halifax Friday morning after deploying to central and eastern European waters as part of NATO’s Operation Reassurance.

Two Canadian navy ships will return to their homeport of Halifax Friday after deploying to central and eastern European waters as part of NATO’s Operation Reassurance.

CEO of Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia on helping people settle in

With an estimated 200 Ukrainians refugees planning to stay in Nova Scotia, the CEO of the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia tells CBC Radio's Maritime Noon how the organization will be helping in terms of housing, language skills and employment.