Penney agreed and met the officer in St. John’s, where together they brought the thumb drive to a restaurant where the ...
“Nobody wants to go on strike,” said Deanna Smith, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local 2007, ...
The union representing thousands of striking nursing home and residential care workers in Nova Scotia is taking issue with ...
Tyler Reid, 33, has been charged with assault with a weapon against two people in St. John’s. On Thursday, April 9, 2026 ...
A New Brunswick man will stand trial in Dartmouth provincial court in early 2027 on charges of sexually abusing his former ...
A barn fire in Hants Border has resulted in more than $1 million in damage. Paul Maynard, a Hantsport deputy fire chief, said ...
Health P.E.I. has announced 10 newly graduated nurse practitioners will begin joining health-care teams across the province ...
A national survey offers a snapshot of Nova Scotians’ feelings toward the government following a tense spring sitting at ...
An ailing red-tailed hawk that was brought to Hope for Wildlife on the weekend was identified as a repeat patient after staff ...
The Feeding the Need program is in its sixth year providing assistance to people with food insecurities on the Northside and ...
The Saint John Vitos returned home as the 2026 Maritime under-16 AAA hockey champions. But it wasn’t easy and the road to the ...
P.E.I.’s finance minister says the province does not intend to make public a list of names of high-earning civil servants and their salaries, commonly known as a Sunshine List. Most other provinces in ...
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