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A 2019 lawsuit accused a swimming instructor at the Nova Scotia Youth Centre in Waterville of preying on boys in his care.

In today’s letters to the editor: Canada and NATO; mortgage defaults; nuclear energy; more wildfires; office vacancies; health care costs; the Trans-Canada Highway; drinking in parks

An evening dubbed Canada’s Rock of Fame will toast an eclectic group of homegrown talent from the 1970s and 1980s

HALIFAX - A nurse who examined a Nova Scotia woman to collect evidence of rape is testifying at a hearing into alleged police mishandling of the case.

Many Canadians should be getting boosters, National Advisory Committee on Immunization says.

Despite the tight fundraising environment, Canadian cleantech companies continue to secure investments as Orennia and CarbonCure raise over $100 million USD, combined.

Masculinity, and for myself being able to find my truth and being able to find my truth and be able to exist the way you want to exist in the world, i hope that for everyone and i hope that for everyone and i hopein hope that for everyone and i hope in so many ways, those expectations of what it means to be a man, what masculinity means can also be redefined and healed. ., , ., ., ., healed. you grew up in canada. and we have — healed. you grew up in canada. and we have a _ healed. you grew up...

The second annual Halifax Mural Festival took place throughout the city on Saturday as 15 new paintings, crafted by a wide range of Canadian artists, were revealed to the public.

Nova Scotia town to host first-ever Pride parade

UK house prices fell in June at the steepest annual pace in 12 years as the mortgage crisis took its toll, according to figures released by Halifax on Friday.