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    Pictured: Three-time Stanley Cup champ and future Hall of Famer Sidney Crosby took part in Halifax's Natal Day Parade in Nova Scotia.

    In Pictures: Sidney Crosby hoists the Stanley Cup

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    An Air Canada flight made what aviation experts describe as a 'hard landing' during a blizzard in Halifax. Several passengers were sent to the hospital with minor injuries and RCMP is investigating the incident. (Transportation Safety Board of Canada)

    Air Canada flight slides off runway

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    Snow got deeper so I thought I would do something with it. I made a 20ft snow man and it got a slide for my grand kids to play on in the back of it (Peter Swales / MyNews)

    Winter storms, deep freeze continues to slog the Maritimes

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    A nerve-wracking manhunt came to an end early Friday morning after police apprehended the suspect wanted in one of the worst mass shootings in the RCMP's history that left three Mounties dead and two others wounded in Moncton.<br><br>A resident of a boarding house is evacuated by emergency response officers as they search a building in Moncton, N.B. on Thursday, June 5, 2014. (Andrew Vaughan / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

    Moncton lockdown: Search for shooter continues

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  • "When someone has burn injuries like Ebraheim, it takes a tremendous number of surgeries on the involved skin to reconstruct it," said Dr. Jack Rasmussen, the lead physician in the burn unit at the Halifax Infirmary. Dr. Rasmussen has been caring for Ebraheim Barho. WEB EXTRA

    CTV Atlantic speaks to doctor caring for Ebraheim Barho

    Chantelle’s medical team sent requests to both the federal health department, and the maker of the drug, for special access. Health Canada approved the request, but Vertex Pharmaceuticals recently rejected the request.

    Family remains hopeful after request for life-saving drug is denied

  • Hundreds -- if not thousands -- of cards poured in and many of them were from students at local schools.

    Avalanche of Valentine's Day cards delights residents at Breton Ability Centre

    "(William Valentine) opened the first permanent photo studio in Halifax in January of 1842," said Halifax photographer Dale Wilson.

    'Valentine is indeed a hero in the photographic sense,' says photographer lobbying for Halifax memorial

  • Built on one of the highest points in the city, the Gothic Arches has been a landmark in Saint John’s south end for more than 140 years.

    Workers discover time capsule during demolition of Saint John's Gothic Arches

    Kentucky officials have been ordered by a federal judge to pay US$150,000, after losing a lawsuit against a man with 'IM GOD' licence plates. (Freedom From Religion Foundation)

    Kentucky must pay US$150K for denying man's 'IM GOD' licence plates