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Beetles from B.C. settling in Nova Scotia, taking up the fight to rescue hemlocks

The offspring of beetles imported from British Columbia are ready to take up the fight against an invasive insect that is killing hemlock trees in Nova Scotia.

'I can only turn the thermostat down so low': NB Power customers wait for finer details of incoming rate hike

NB Power says customers should have a better idea soon about how much more they’ll be paying on utility bills, following last week’s approval of a nearly 20 per cent increase over two years.

Health PEI records blown away by strong winds

Health PEI says strong winds are responsible for the disappearance of a “small amount” of paper records.

'It's just frustrating': New Brunswick pothole causes thousands of dollars in damages

Andrew Arseneau says he drives Amirault Road almost daily in Dieppe, N.B. But Tuesday night, an unexpected and unmarked row of potholes ended up costing him thousands in damages.

Halifax's new mayor talks traffic problems, future additional encampment sites

Halifax's newest mayor, Andy Fillmore, speaks about the future of adding additional encampment site and solutions to traffic issues around the city.

Wicked, Wednesday wind on both west and east coasts of Canada

Strong Autumn weather systems drove fierce winds Tuesday into Wednesday on both the west and east coasts of the country. The wind resulted in power outages and travel disruptions.

NSLC ad campaign promoting it’s cannabis as 'safe' leads to backlash from psychologist

Nova Scotia leads the country when it comes to cannabis consumption, a statistic that concerns clinical psychologist Simon Sherry. He says the province should not promoting the use of THC.

N.S. man, 22, charged with impaired driving in 2023 crash that killed 2

A Windsor, N.S., man is facing impaired driving charges in connection with a collision that killed two people in August 2023.

N.S. Liberals, NDP make health-care announcements, PCs focus on schools

The leaders of Nova Scotia’s top three political parties are back on the campaign trail Wednesday, with two parties focused on health care, and another making announcements about schools.