More than 15,000 customers are still without power in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island almost two weeks after post-tropical storm Fiona made landfall in the region on Sept. 23.
Nova Scotia is reporting no new COVID-19-related deaths in its weekly update Thursday and a decrease in active hospitalizations.
Across the East Coast, emotions about the way climate change is altering life can be heard, as residents rebuild their homes after Fiona and cope with weeks without power, and political leaders are asked how they'll prepare the coastlines and power grids to meet the next gale.
Most people in Nova Scotia still without electricity after post-tropical storm Fiona are in the northeastern part of the province, where both electricians and Nova Scotia Power crews are working on individual outages.
Small businesses in Nova Scotia affected by post-tropical storm Fiona can now apply for support through the Small Business Hurricane Relief Program.
Neighbours are rallying around the owners of a convenience store in downtown Dartmouth, N.S., after they were attacked last week. The couple says they’ve also been the target of racist comments and robberies.
The RCMP in New Brunswick says the owner of a boat that was found overturned near Queenstown last week has been located dead near Hampstead, N.B.
Seven months after he was reported missing, Halifax police now say the disappearance of a 16-year-old boy is considered suspicious.
A part of Highway 103 in Nova Scotia is closed following a collision.
Thursday is the busiest day of Halifax’s 2022 cruise ship season with the largest number of passengers expected since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
After struggling financially for months, the owners of a Fall River childcare centre says the end is near: the doors will close next month.
Halifax Regional Police is investigating an alleged sexual assault on a 15-year-old boy earlier this week.
A Nova Scotia woman cannot own animals for 10 years after being convicted of animal cruelty, according to the SPCA.
A woman wanted on a Canada-wide warrant out of Saint John, N.B., has been arrested.
The RCMP is investigating the theft of nearly 20 guns from a home in Greenhill, N.S.
Post-tropical storm Fiona changed the coastline of Prince Edward Island forever, however nowhere is more obvious than the P.E.I. National Park on the island’s north shore.
The Salvation Army's emergency food bank in Glace Bay, N.S., is in urgent need of non-perishable food items and supplies following post-tropical storm Fiona.
Day had barely broke in Kentville, N.S., Sunday when someone noticed the destruction.
Five Halifax-area triathletes are now on the cusp of a historic accomplishment, as they prepare to compete in this week's Ironman in Hawaii.
The Maritime housing market is not what is used to be, with higher interest rates cooling the recent real estate craze.
A power crew in Cape Breton went above and beyond their duties after a memorial plaque attached to a power pole was torn down during post-tropical storm Fiona.
Nova Scotia comedians and musicians are coming together this month to raise funds for those affected by post-tropical storm Fiona.
Climate experts say the after-effects of post-tropical storm Fiona make up a new reality on Canada's East Coast -- a reality driven by climate change.
When post-tropical storm Fiona made landfall in the Maritimes on Sept. 23, Cape Breton was hit particularly hard. Many homes and businesses were badly damaged, including the Nova Scotia SPCA shelter in Sydney.
The Capitol Theatre in downtown Moncton, N.B., is celebrating a notable milestone this week with a special anniversary show.
Members at the Glace Bay Food Bank say the number of people requiring help is going up following post-tropical storm Fiona. Now, the food bank is in urgent need of donations itself.
Five Halifax-area triathletes are now on the cusp of a historic accomplishment, as they prepare to compete in this week's Ironman in Hawaii.
About 40 people gathered in downtown Halifax on Tuesday as part of a Canada-wide movement called Sisters in Spirit.
According to new research, Dalhousie University food professor and researcher Sylvain Charlebois says COVID-19 delivered a direct hit on the food industry in North America.
Nova Scotia comedians and musicians are coming together this month to raise funds for those affected by post-tropical storm Fiona.
Each kilometre is dedicated to a patient whose life ended at Hospice Halifax in 2021.
Michael Bublé fans in the Maritimes have been waiting more than two years for the Canadian crooner to perform in the region, and now the wait is almost over.
A transport truck driver was airlifted to hospital Monday after his truck slammed through a home in Nanoose Bay, B.C., narrowly missing residents.
A Winnipeg man pieced together a miniature version of a key moment in Winnipeg Jets history.
Authorities have released video of two suspects vandalizing part of the Olympic cauldron in downtown Vancouver over the weekend – an act police have described as "planned and deliberate."
Drivers are being alerted to an uptick in stolen cars. Here's how to avoid getting your car taken and a list of Ontario's most stolen vehicles.
A power crew in Cape Breton went above and beyond their duties after a memorial plaque attached to a power pole was torn down during post-tropical storm Fiona.
A Halifax artist’s candid creation is capturing the attention of everyone who gets a chance to see it.
Indigenous leaders in Quebec are lamenting the fact that priorities for their communities have been largely ignored during the provincial election campaign.
The Guinness book of world records says a Michigan cat is the tallest living domestic cat in the world, measuring at 18.8 inches tall.
One of the Liberals' two affordability-focused pieces of legislation passed the House of Commons on Thursday, with all-party support. It is now off to the Senate for further consideration.
Myles Sanderson was responsible for all 11 deaths during the mass stabbing in Saskatchewan last month, according to RCMP.
An Ontario woman who was sexually assaulted by Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard in a Toronto hotel room nearly six years ago says her life was 'shattered beyond recognition' as a result of the incident.
Pressure appears to be mounting on Hockey Canada from both top corporate sponsors and political leaders, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggesting that if the national hockey governing body continues to resist calls for change, the organization could be replaced. Several corporate sponsors have confirmed pulling their support. Here's what they have said about their decisions.
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says more interest rate hikes are necessary to bring inflation down, despite some early signs of a slowing economy.
The NDP are calling on the federal government to take steps to tackle 'greedflation' and get to the bottom of the rising cost of groceries.
A $1 billion class action lawsuit has been filed in the Court of King’s Bench against the Government of Manitoba and the Attorney General of Canada related to the child welfare system in Manitoba.
A former police officer facing a drug charge burst into a day care centre Thursday in Thailand, killing dozens of preschoolers and teachers and then shooting more people as he fled. At least 36 people were slain in the deadliest rampage in the nation's history.
In his first speech as sovereign, King Charles III voiced his 'love for Harry and Meghan,' signalling that tensions between the Royal Family, and Duke and Duchess of Sussex may be starting to cool. Reducing the rancour between these members of the Royal Family will be key to paving a path forward for the monarchy, says royal commentator Richard Berthelsen.
