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A new state program is enabling towns to get energy assessments of their buildings conducted in order to map out plans to make them more resilient.

The 99 Nights singer-songwriter has sold out back-to-back December shows at the Light House Arts Centre. And in March, she’ll return to perform at the 2024 JUNO Awards.

The Board of Police Commissioners approved almost all of the asks for an increased by Halifax Police Chief Don MacLean on Wednesday.

The Toronto-based stand-up comic and actor performs at The Sanctuary Arts Centre in Dartmouth on Dec. 9.

The Halifax-based singer-songwriter’s Run Wild is a 42-minute delight. Murphy plays at the Seahorse Tavern on Dec. 7.

Deputy minister of Community Services says wider public support needed before 200 heated shelters are installed

In a video posted to the navy’s YouTube page, Vice-Admiral Angus Topshee said many occupations are at or below 80% of their normal staffing

The provincial governments in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador have been grappling with growing homeless encampments as the provinces face housing shortages.

Nova Scotia’s current housing needs are similar to the province’s situation after the Second World War, construction association head says

Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia says it is 'very concerned at the precedent set' by the Nova Scotia Supreme Court decision to overturn heritage designation for 1245 Edward St.