Dalhousie University is taking on reputational and commercial risk by leading a research and development initiative for onshore natural gas, says a former N.S. university president.
If approved, the average residential bill for water, wastewater and stormwater services would increase by 12.1 per cent in ...
Ballet Jörgen’s holiday scare reaffirmed its mission: taking the art form to remote towns and outposts where most people have ...
Charlotte is more than a stopover. This guide helps first-time visitors experience the Queen City like a local.
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What happened to Jack and Lilly? Grandmother says she's lost hope missing N.S. kids are still alive
Lilly and Jack Sullivan’s names grace decorations on their paternal grandmother’s Christmas tree, but Belynda Gray is under ...
The Halifax Alehouse property on Brunswick Street may be spared from the wrecking ball, according to owner George Ramia. On ...
MONTREAL – The Montreal Victoire are back at the Bell Centre this holiday season. The third annual edition of the Duel at the ...
HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government is working with Dalhousie University to issue a call for companies interested in ...
The Nova Scotia government says it’s ready for companies to start exploring for onshore natural gas, with the province saying ...
Heading into 2026, most economists see the central bank in a holding pattern. But if that changes, a hike is more likely than ...
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