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• 'It’s a huge shift': Cape Breton businesses in danger of closing due to worker shortages

  Restaurant staff have been hard to come by in Cape Breton in recent months, making it hard for business owners to leave the open sign on.

  

• New Brunswick utility sees 60 copper wire thefts in just six months

  About 1,000 people were affected by copper wire thefts downing telecom lines in the Oromocto area on Monday.

  

• Halifax woman says copies of family medical records will cost hundreds

  A Halifax woman is outraged after learning she would have to pay hundreds of dollars to access copies of her family’s medical records.

• UPEI students grow concerned as faculty strike enters second week

  Apprehension and uncertainty are what some students at the University of Prince Edward Island say they are feeling as a faculty strike goes into its second week.

• Ahead of Edmonton officers' funeral Monday, families thank Canadians for 'incredible outpouring of support'

  The appreciation and respect shown by the public after two Edmonton Police Service officers were killed in the line of duty has not gone unnoticed, their families said in a statement ahead of the regimental funeral on Monday.

• Woman named in emergency alert turns herself in, released without charge: N.S. RCMP

  A woman who was the subject of an emergency alert in Nova Scotia Sunday night turned herself in to police and was released without charge.

• Riverview man pleads guilty to child porn charge after investigator poses as child online

  A Riverview, N.B., man has pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in connection with a child pornography investigation that dates back to 2020.

• Man enters two apartments pretending to be inspector, assaults tenant: Halifax police

  Police in Halifax say a man is facing charges for allegedly walking into two apartments after pretending to work the building’s management.

• Halifax business owner uses social media to expose alleged thief

  As business owners report a rise in shoplifting, one Halifax employer is taking to social media to identify those responsible for the incidents.

• How many Canadians plan on travelling this year? New survey breaks down the numbers

  It seems travel is on the minds of many people now that spring has arrived, and a new survey suggests more than half of all Canadians plan to hit the road in 2023.

• Nova Scotia to spend $15M on 11 arts, community projects across province

  The Nova Scotia government is spending more than $15 million on 11 arts and community projects around the province, including a new community centre in Oxford and upgrades to Neptune Theatre in Halifax.

• HMCS Montreal departs Halifax for Indo-Pacific operation

  A Royal Canadian Navy frigate departed Halifax today as part of the federal government's wider strategy of boosting its presence in the Indo-Pacific region.