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Halifax still has six sites that remain designated areas for sleeping rough in tents after closing five locations

In January alone, twelve branches belonging to major chains closed and this month its expected that a further 38 will officially shut too.

Porter Airlines is bringing more of its elevated economy experience to Newfoundland travellers this summer. This includes launching the only non-stop Ottawa-St. John's flight on the market, and the introduction of Deer Lake as a new destination, with service to Halifax.

RCMP say the deaths are not believed to be suspicious, but the investigation is ongoing, and they did not confirm the relationship between the woman and child

The agency issued a statement saying preliminary information suggests RCMP and Halifax Regional Police were looking for a male suspect when they learned he was in the Tantallon area

Environment Canada has issued a flash freeze warning for most of mainland Nova Scotia. Heavy rains are expected to give way to rapidly plunging temperatures Saturday.The weather agency says temperatures will dip to around –10 C by this evening."Untreated surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways, and parking lots may become icy, slippery, and hazardous," it said. "Be prepared to adjust your driving with changing road conditions."Flash freeze warnings are in effect for...

Longstanding education funding litigation is returning to North Carolina's highest court hardly a year after a majority of justices agreed that taxpayer money

Officials say the change is being made in response to evolving evidence regarding COVID-19 and Omicron sub-variants and following a review of vaccination policies in other jurisdictions

As we close out the week, mild air and moisture will flood into the Maritimes, with some heavy rain following the snowiest February on record for places like Halifax

Two new initiatives have been launched to support Black tech entrepreneurs in Canada.