Hope is blossoming in Halifax’s North End as community-led organization Hope Blooms is set to receive a $6,000 grant from Halifax Regional Municipality to fund their anti-racism work.

According to the Nova Scotia Power website, the power outage was supposed to leave Martin and her family in the dark for about six hours. In reality, they lost power for 20 hours.

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The Halifax Independent Film Festival is asking for donations following recent cuts in their government funding. The festival, which began 20 years ago as a part of the Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative ...

Many of the plan’s recommendations involve new bus stops and aren’t in Halifax Transit’s 2026-27 budget. Patricia Hughes, ...

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Nova Scotia’s Regulatory Appeals Board approved in December an 18.1 per cent overall rate hike for the Halifax Water utility.

Halifax’s first 24-hour bus route, 25 route changes and a new system to service the municipality’s rural communities were ...

Three properties in Halifax’s Fairview neighbourhood have been acquired by the province for $15.7 million to protect affordable housing in the city. Housing Minister John White, who announced the ...

Emma Archibald, a 22-year-old University of Ottawa nursing student from Fall River, will be the first Paralympian from Nova ...

The AAA standard, which sees concrete barriers and raised paths physically separate bike lanes from vehicles, is supposed to ...