Nova Scotia The Mounties sent out a civil emergency alert about the man early Wednesday afternoon. They said he was arrested less than two hours later. Nova Scotia RCMP responded to a report of a dangerous and possibly armed man in Lower Northfield CBC News · Posted: May 14, 2025 12:16 PM EDT | Last … Read More “Man arrested after emergency alert issued in Lunenburg County” »
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Nova Scotia Power says it has begun to notify customers whose data was compromised in a cyber breach that was first discovered last month. In an update posted to the utility’s website on Wednesday, Nova Scotia Power said customer information, which may include addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, driver’s license and social insurance numbers, and banking … Read More “Nova Scotia Power notifying customers whose data was affected by cyber breach” »
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Two Nova Scotia MPs have been named to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new cabinet. Lena Metlege Diab, MP for Halifax West, will be the new minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship. Central Nova MP Sean Fraser will be the new minister of justice and attorney general of Canada, and the minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. Lori … Read More “Nova Scotia MPs Lena Metlege Diab, Sean Fraser named to Carney’s cabinet” »
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A youth court judge has denied bail for a Halifax teenager facing 33 charges, including firearms offences and uttering threats. Judge Alan Tufts made the decision Tuesday, after listening to evidence for about a day and a half. The 16-year-old boy’s name and all evidence shared at the bail hearing, including the reasons for Tufts’s … Read More “No bail for Halifax teen facing 33 charges related to firearms, threats” »
Two rate hikes proposed by Halifax Water will drive up rents in the municipality’s already strained housing market, according to an association that represents landlords. The Rental Housing Providers of Nova Scotia has filed for intervener status in the water utility’s application to the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board, submitting a short letter on Monday in … Read More “Halifax Water rate hike will drive up rents, landlords say” »
St. Francis Xavier University is mourning the loss of Rev. Stanley MacDonald, a friendly presence on campus and an ardent supporter of varsity sports at the Antigonish, N.S., school. MacDonald, known affectionately as Father Stan, died on Sunday. He was 92. “St. FX lost a gentleman. St. FX lost a friend. We’re going to miss … Read More “St. Francis Xavier community mourns Father Stan” »
As university officials across the province continue to work through what the fallout of Bill 12 means for them, the president of the Nova Scotia Community College knows what it does not mean for his institution. “We have no aspirations to become a university,” Don Bureaux said in a recent interview. “We just want to … Read More “‘We just want to be a world-class college,’ says NSCC president as college looks to the future” »
