The lifting of the mandatory order in New Brunswick won’t change much for the province’s RCMP. Assistant Commissioner Larry Tremblay said the force will remain cautious for the next month or two.
Nova Scotians choose a new government on Aug. 17. On Tuesday night, CTV Atlantic launched a series of interviews with the leaders of the three major parties. Tonight, anchor Steve Murphy spoke with PC leader Tim Houston.
Thousands have already cast their vote in the upcoming Nova Scotia election, as some leaders consider online voting in the future.
Health care remained the most pressing issue on Nova Scotia's campaign trail Thursday, with two of the three major parties highlighting promised improvements for the long-term care sector.
Nova Scotia RCMP say they've recovered human remains that may be connected to a woman who disappeared from Eastern Passage nearly 22 years ago, and the woman's brother says he's greatly relieved to finally have a sense of closure in the case.
With more Canadians getting fully vaccinated, people are starting to travel again, but there is a barrier for those who have mixed doses of the COVID-19 vaccines.
The New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association says demand for COVID-19 vaccines is dropping and about 30 community pharmacies in the province have now opted-out of the vaccine program, with 179 now active.
As New Brunswick prepares to drop virtually all of its COVID-19 restrictions Friday night, some infectious disease experts are warning the province should prepare for a surge in cases this fall because of the highly contagious Delta variant.
Moncton City Council is considering a multi-million dollar expansion of the Magnetic Hill Zoo.
Health officials on Prince Edward Island are reporting two new cases of COVID-19 Thursday.
A group looking to build an aquarium on the Dartmouth waterfront says their plans are gaining momentum.
After a long pandemic hiatus, scores of tourists are starting to return to Nova Scotia's best known tourist site, even though major construction projects are still underway at Peggy's Cove.
New Brunswick is reporting four new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, as the number of active cases in the province rises to 12.
Nova Scotia is reporting one new case of COVID-19 on Thursday, as the number of active cases in the province rises to 10.
New Brunswick cannot sue accounting firm Grant Thornton over an allegedly flawed audit which led the province to backstop hefty loans to a company that soon ran into financial trouble, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.
An Ottawa-based epidemiologist says New Brunswick should slow down its plan to go restriction-free, and choose one or the other to remove: masks or border restrictions.
The Nova Scotia Liberal party has named a replacement for Dartmouth South in the upcoming election, after former candidate Robyn Ingraham dropped out last week following a scathing social media post that claimed it was due to revealing photos.
Nova Scotians will elect their next provincial government in just 20 days and this year there will be more diversity at the ballot box.
At Nova Scotia's fire protection headquarters, wildfire investigator Kara McCurdy goes through a large black container, showing some of the gear she took with her when she went to help battle wildfires in British Columbia earlier this month.
Chris Hill spent several decades chasing storms south of the border, including massive tornadoes in the notorious “Tornado Alley.” Now, Hill has captured Nova Scotia’s second confirmed tornado in a month on video, this time in the Musquodoboit Valley.
Kristen Janssen noticed a gap in the market when it came to stylish cat clothes.
For 17-year-old best friends Luke Allen and Rowan Norrad of Halifax, summer means going to Grand Lake, N.B., and searching the rocky shorelines for signs of life from long ago – and the two have been making a name for themselves with their significant fossil finds.
A New Brunswick man is on the road to recovery after hitting a snag on his 500-kilometre challenge. While on track to raise money for 'Wounded Warriors' Cpl. Marc McDougall ended up with an injury himself.
The barn at the Groovy Goat Farm in Ingonish, N.S., burned to the ground this past winter, but people have come together to raise a new barn and give the farm a fresh start.
You don’t have to ask Gerald Flecknell if he’s received a COVID-19 vaccine, his ‘Fully Vaccinated Club” t-shirt says it all.
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will both be well-represented at the Tokyo Olympics.
Growing up on a hobby farm on the northwest coast of British Columbia, Tracy Brindley has lived with many dogs in the past, but none quite as fashionable and fearless as Moose.
For the second year in a row, Atlantic Credit Unions are incentivizing its employees to buy local.
Chris Hill spent several decades chasing storms south of the border, including massive tornadoes in the notorious “Tornado Alley.” Now, Hill has captured Nova Scotia’s second confirmed tornado in a month on video, this time in the Musquodoboit Valley.
Kristen Janssen noticed a gap in the market when it came to stylish cat clothes.
Young candidates running in Nova Scotia’s provincial election say they’re up for the challenge as voters head to the polls August 17.
At Nova Scotia's fire protection headquarters, wildfire investigator Kara McCurdy goes through a large black container, showing some of the gear she took with her when she went to help battle wildfires in British Columbia earlier this month.
For 17-year-old best friends Luke Allen and Rowan Norrad of Halifax, summer means going to Grand Lake, N.B., and searching the rocky shorelines for signs of life from long ago – and the two have been making a name for themselves with their significant fossil finds.
The contestants for the next season of The Bachelorette have been announced and there is a Maritimer on the list.
An endangered leatherback sea turtle was rescued on the Shubenacadie River late Wednesday afternoon.
A New Brunswick man is on the road to recovery after hitting a snag on his 500-kilometre challenge. While on track to raise money for 'Wounded Warriors' Cpl. Marc McDougall ended up with an injury himself.
A B.C. man who didn't feel like cutting his grass has been fined more than $1,000 for the fire he started.
Calling it a 'mistake,' Montreal Canadiens owner Geoff Molson on Wednesday addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding the team's decision to draft defenceman Logan Mailloux in the NHL draft.
A team of scientists from British Columbia, the United States and Spain say Western Canada must address the threats posed by highly destructive wildfires or face deadly consequences.
People across the country could soon be experiencing a chip that was created by a Manitoba-based, Indigenous-owned company.
Sentencing arguments for an Alberta pastor and his brother found guilty of contempt after deliberately violating COVID-19 health orders have been put over until September.
A Metro Vancouver woman was just a week away from retirement when she found out she'd become $2 million richer.
Matthew Almusa of Margo, Sask. has become a bit of a celebrity in Finland after appearing in a dating show for farmers.
Jordan Cunningham has the story of one woman's search for a safe space to release stress and get out a good scream.
It’s a race against the clock to rescue an endangered leatherback turtle spotted in the Shubenacadie River.
An Ontario woman is trying to become the first transplant recipient to swim across Lake Ontario.
An off-roader in Ariz. caught the moment he became 'trapped' by a flash flood. Monica Garcia reports.
The Canadian women's eight rowing crew has captured gold at the Tokyo Olympics.
Afghan interpreters trying to escape a resurgent Taliban had another challenge Thursday in seeking Canada's help: the email inbox for immigration forms stopped working.
Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro defended the sweeping changes his government announced the day before, saying they were "the inevitable next step" in the province's COVID-19 response.
Ontario has hit the first benchmark to exit Step 3 and move toward a complete reopening, but there are already calls for a contingency plan to avoid a fourth lockdown in the fall.
The B.C. government announced 204 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, marking the biggest single-day increase in infections the province has seen since early June.
Police in Sherbrooke are investigating a bizarre incident in which first responders appear to have thrown a woman’s burned body in a dumpster after mistaking it for a mannequin.
A former CIA officer accused of spying for China is asking for a mental competency evaluation after telling his attorney he believes he is suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer's disease and is having trouble remembering things.
Canada and Mexico imported millions of doses of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and offered them to the public without health officials properly inspecting the operations of the U.S. manufacturer, according to inspection records and the regulators involved.
Activision Blizzard's CEO Bobby Kotick admitted that the gaming company's response to a California discrimination lawsuit was 'tone deaf' amid a growing employee backlash and accusations of a 'frat boy' work culture.
Dashcam video of collision resulting in pileup on Hwy. 401
So far, Canada's women have done all the heavy lifting at the Summer Games.
An Ontario man flew to Trinidad only to be turned around and forced to fly home because his vaccine mix is not approved in that country.
Jayson Delorme shares harrowing story of serious burns caused by a brush with wild parsnip.
