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In a speech Tuesday in Halifax, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers pointed to weak business investment, meager competition and failure to properly integrate skilled immigrants into workforce

In a speech Tuesday in Halifax, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers pointed to weak business investment, meager competition and failure to properly integrate skilled immigrants into workforce

The new funding comes as many artists and cultural organizations are struggling to get by in the more expensive post-COVID-19-lockdown world

Health Minister announces that long-term care company Shannex will pay the government $46-million to take over Hogan Court, unfinished hotel being converted into a facility for patients who no longer need hospital care

Plus: Four performances to catch this week

Young Nova Scotians with hopes of competing on the world stage received some extra encouragement from Olympic shot putter Sarah Mitton.More than 200 aspiring athletes registered for the Canadian Olympic Committee's open talent search at the Canada Games Centre in Halifax on Saturday. The event, called RBC's Training Ground, is one of many across the country. Participants completed five challenges showcasing skills such as strength, endurance, power and speed to see if their talents tra...

Thursday started with school closures and climbing power outages, as a potent storm brings heavy rain, winds, and a sudden freeze across much of Atlantic Canada

Nova Scotia’s big-ticket cost-of-living measure will see it index personal income tax brackets, the basic personal amount and non-refundable tax credits to inflation beginning Jan. 1

Restaurants are frequently asked to adapt their dishes to suit needs related to lifestyle, health or religion

As funding programs begin to wind up, the mood among mayors of Canada’s biggest cities is grim as concerns grow that new programs won’t be in this year’s budget