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RCMP say a 47-year-old woman has life-threatening injuries after a Friday night stabbing at a residence in Lake Echo, N.S. Police said the stabbing, which they do not believe to be random, happened at a residence on Bumpy Lane.

The Halifax singer-songwriter and former Polaris Prize nominee performs Saturday, Nov. 25 on the closing night of her cross-country tour. The special guest possibilities are endless.

Nova Scotia man Peter Dobson took his contractor to small claims court and won — the contractor was ordered to pay more than $20,000 for unfinished work. Seven years later, he says he hasn't seen a dime. Legal experts warn winning in small claims court — touted as an easier way to get justice — doesn't mean you'll get your money.

A company run by Nova Scotia contractor Shane Ross, who has been embroiled in multiple legal cases in recent years, has been fined $17,500 by an Ontario judge for illegally using a copy of an engineer’s seal on designs for a home rebuild project that went off the rails.

A man from Dartmouth, N.S., is facing charges after allegedly fleeing a traffic stop and crashing into a police vehicle, leaving an officer with minor injuries.

Nova Scotia RCMP have arrested a Dartmouth, N.S., man after he allegedly crashed into a police vehicle on Saturday.

Saltwater and rivers are still yielding good results.

Homeowners in Nova Scotia are angry about having to pay a ditch tax despite the recent floods in the province causing damage to many of the culverts in affected areas, which is yet to be repaired for many.

Liberal Leader Zach Churchill says that the provincial Liberals were painted with the same brush as the Justin Trudeau government, and it played a part in its by-election loss.

Progressive Conservative Twila Grosse wins by-election in Nova Scotia