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Tens of thousands of people across a wide area were left without power as post-tropical cyclone makes landfall.

Earlier on Saturday, the storm had been downgraded from a hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone

The climate crisis makes it abundantly clear that our dependence on fossil fuels comes at a human cost. Nova Scotians knew that in 1958 when dozens of miners lost their lives

The rate of suicide in Nova Scotia has been rising for more than 20 years and reached a crisis level in 2022

The festival will take over 18 locations across Halifax from Sep. 29 to Oct. 8.

But the poll says only a small fraction of people listed climate change as the top issue facing Canada today, and many say they’re only likely to change their behaviour if that doesn’t come with a cost

Don MacLean, a lifelong Halifax resident who began his policing career in 1993, is currently the city's deputy chief of operations. He will begin his new role on Saturday.

AIFF returns for its 43rd year with films featuring Halifax’s own Elliot Page and buzzworthy directorial debuts from Fawzia Mirza and Meredith Hama-Brown.

The federal government and the governments of Alberta and Ontario have put in place repeal laws, which flag long-inactive legislation to elected members

JANE FRYER: Royal Windsor has a huge array of tours to entertain its millions of visitors each year. They cover everything from Windsor Castle to hauntings.