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Once you have a short list of species that fit your space functionally, you can get into preferences, whether that means prioritizing spring blossoms, fall colour, biodiversity benefits or food

Officials reported that some Nova Scotians did not receive emergency alerts during wildfires and deadly flooding

By looking to the history of espionage, we get a good idea how the Great Game works, and what spycraft contributes to a free society

Saturday marks the third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation throughout Canada, and several special events are taking place throughout Halifax to honour the occasion.

The 23-year-old former Sacred Heart student is one of 10 contestants on Season 7 of the CBC show. Winning it all? That’d be icing on the cake.

If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime. But what if a man has the right to sell fish, and he builds his business and livelihood around that right, and then the government passes a law allowing only the government to sell fish, putting him out of business? In a nutshell, thats the backdrop for a 1979 Supreme Court of Canada SCC decision called Manitoba Fisheries Ltd. v. The Queen.

The Hortonville-based folk artist celebrates his new EP’s release on Oct. 20 at the Marquee Ballroom.

A targeted stop of a vehicle entering Nova Scotia helped investigators track a ‘sophisticated’ drug-importing system to Ontario and Buffalo, N.Y.

According to municipal staff, this phase of construction will be completed near the end of 2025, when roads will be completely open to traffic.

The Broadway hit embarks on its Halifax run at the Fountain Stage from Sept. 26 to Oct. 22.