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A nor’easter brought heavy snow, closures and cancellations to Nova Scotia Monday.

School is cancelled across the province as the first nor'easter of the year blows through Nova Scotia. Snowfall warnings are in effect for much of the province.

The Province continues to work on initiatives to better support vulnerable Nova Scotians experiencing homelessness.

A Halifax Transit bus arrived in Lower Sackville at noon Tuesday, ready to transport residents of the tent encampment on Cobequid Road to the new shelter at the Halifax Forum, but it left empty.

A Halifax Transit bus arrived in Lower Sackville at noon Tuesday, ready to transport residents of the tent encampment on Cobequid Road to the new shelter at the Halifax Forum, but it left empty.

A Nova Scotia man is facing multiple weapons charges after what RCMP describe as a hate-motivated crime in Middle Sackville. 

A 31-year-old man is facing weapon and assault charges after an alleged hate-motivated incident in Middle Sackville, N.S., on Wednesday.

A powerful storm system out of Texas brought a mix of snow, rain and strong winds Wednesday, leading to school cancellations and travel disruptions.

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.

A pedestrian was injured Wednesday night after being hit by a Halifax Transit bus.