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Zach Churchill is the new leader of Nova Scotia’s Liberal party. His win was confirmed at the leadership convention on Saturday. Churchill got 65 percent of the vote, defeating Preston MLA Angel...

A strike deadline for VIA Rail workers has been extended until later on Monday. Around 2,400 workers were prepared to walk off the job as of 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time. However, Unifor says the deadline ...

Negotiations have broken down between Bell Canada and members of the Clerical and Aliant groups. The Bell Aliant group applied for federal conciliation, declaring an impasse on Friday in Toronto. Empl...

It’ll be a busy couple of days for Canada’s premiers. They’re in Victoria, British Columbia, on July 11 and 12th for their 2022 summer meetings. Issues up for discussion include ener...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized on behalf of the federal government to descendants and relatives of the men of the No. 2 Construction Battalion, 106 years after the first all-Black military u...

A network system failure following a maintenance update is believed to have caused Friday’s widespread Rogers outage. Tony Staffieri, president and CEO of Rogers, outlined the details in a lette...

Pharmacists are eager to help if you’re experiencing lengthy delays to see a doctor. The CEO of the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia (PANS) tells our newsroom she doesn’t believe you ca...

One person is fighting for their life and two others are seriously injured after a two-vehicle collision in Glenmont. On Friday evening, at around 6:30 p.m., Kings District RCMP, fire and EHS responde...

Annapolis District RCMP have issued a province-wide arrest warrant for a man charged in relation to sexual crimes. Jeffrey Edward Douglas Keddy, 30, from Melvern Square, is charged with Sexual Interfe...

The Nova Scotia Liberal Party will select a new leader today. Two candidates are in the running, Yarmouth MLA Zach Churchill and Preston MLA Angela Simmonds. We spoke with both candidates this week ab...