Karla Mcfarlane News Today

On Aug. 18, 2021, a downtown Halifax homeless encampment was razed and a largely peaceful protest took a rough turn. Two years later, there are more tents than ever.

Two years after a downtown Halifax homeless encampment was razed and a largely peaceful protest took a rough turn, the clash is still fresh in the minds of many.

The 24 people who sit on the opposition side of the Nova Scotia Legislature were united Tuesday, calling on the Houston government to support bills before the house that would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements in cases of sexual assault or harassment.

The Nova Scotia Child Benefit is going up, as of Friday. It's an increase of at least $350 over last year, as ...

The Nova Scotia Child Benefit is going up, as of Friday. It's an increase of at least $350 over last year, as eligible families can now receive over $...

Former all-ages music venue on the Halifax Common will have 25 beds available until the end of March.

A new supportive housing project that will be located in a former hotel in the north end of Dartmouth, N.S., is being called "trailblazing."