Some Halifax News Today

Some Halifax drivers found themselves stuck in traffic for hours Saturday as large events drew crowds into the downtown core, and the MacKay Bridge shut down for repairs.

This is not something you see everyday! Some Halifax residents saw a strange sight a few nights ago in Nova Sc...

Some Halifax cyclists say efforts by the city to improve the riding experience from the city's north end to the downtown are long overdue.

More than 1,800 school support workers in Halifax went on strike on May 10. While schools remain open, EPAs and other workers are off the job, and pre-primary programs are paused.

Major changes will be made to 19 schools within the Halifax Regional Centre for Education starting this September, but many families are not happy.

Some Halifax lawyers and advocates say they hope a recent vote on the misuse of non-disclosure agreements serves as a first step to ensuring the contracts aren't used to silence whistleblowers.

Some Halifax retailers on the iconic Spring Garden Road have taken a page from overnight convenience stores in an effort to protect their staff and merchandise: the doors are locked during business hours, and customers have to buzz to get in.

As Gareth Hampshire reports, the boycott was in protest. Demonstrations against the Iranian regime have been happening since the death of Mahsa Amini.

Some Halifax residents will pay more for water starting in December.

Some Halifax residents are unhappy with a lack of communication from Halifax Regional Police after the force shut down part of a neighbourhood for several hours late Thursday and into Friday as it responded to a weapons complaint.