The legislature is set to wrap up a fall sitting marked by rancorous debate and opposition delay tactics after the government extended work hours to push through its agenda.

Police said they arrested a man at around 7:30 p.m. after a call about an altercation with a weapon on Bernard Avenue and Ethel Street.

The Remembrance Day ceremony typically held in Halifax's Grand Parade area is being relocated this year to Sullivan's Pond in Dartmouth.

Police say since the Oct. 5 launch, there have been 57 calls for service in which officers were able to discuss the new approach and provide a pamphlet about available services.

A Nova Scotia truck driver is struggling to regain his livelihood after losing a foot to flesh eating disease last year. 'It's what I do. It's all I know.'

The 11 men face rioting, assault, mischief and weapons-related charges.

Flair Airlines says it will begin offering flights from two southern Ontario cities to Newfoundland next summer.

The issue was a prominent part of the communiqué released Monday following a meeting of provincial premiers and territorial leaders in Halifax.

A paper in a prominent medical journal says the United Conservative-commissioned report is biased in three major ways, all of which distort its findings against such sites.

Running from Nov. 16 to Jan. 1, officials say the campaign will wrap up yearly West Region OPP efforts to combat impaired driving in 2023.

GSCS is calling on the provincial government to supply the school division with 36 relocatable classrooms.

According to the study, a pitiful 15 per cent of people in Manitoba say they're satisfied with their dining experience, based on how much money they've spent at restaurants. 

A series of export restrictions from India, which accounts for 40 per cent of the world's rice exports, has led to the rising price of the staple food in Canada.

A deep dive into Canada's detailed plan to reach its greenhouse-gas emissions targets finds its likely to fall short, the federal environment commissioner says.

Six oilsands companies have proposed jointly investing in the construction of what would be one of the largest carbon capture projects in the world.

In a scene filled with hugs and kisses, crews aboard HMCS Summerside and HMCS Shawinigan returned home to Halifax after a four-month deployment in the Baltic Sea. 

Investigators believe both shootings were targeted and “possibly related.”

Ceremonies include a parade and an ongoing poppy campaign organized by the Royal Canadian Legion. The Legion has also added peacekeepers to its Poppy Stories initiative.

Representatives from the Ktunaxa and Syilx Okanagan nations say they continue to bring up salmon restoration in negotiations for a modern Columbia River Treaty.

A firefighter was taken to a local hospital to be treated for minor injuries after battling a residential fire in North York on Saturday, officials said.

Toronto police announced a suspect is facing a second-degree murder charge in the suspicious death of a Toronto filmmaker Reeyaz Habib last June.

Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault says it's not uncommon for Ottawa to make decisions in the national interest that have a greater benefit in one region.

Smith's speech came prior to delegates debating and voting on about 30 resolutions.

Statistics Canada found that one in three Canadians live in households that struggled to pay for necessary expenses such as housing, food and clothing throughout October.

A Vancouver Island man is sharing his story after he and his dog were inadvertently tossed into the back of a recycling truck while trying to stay warm.

“Remember, working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors save lives,” said Vernon fire chief David Lind.

Toronto police said on social media Saturday that large crowds have gathered in support of the Palestinian people on University Avenue, north of Queen Street West.