Blair Rhodes

Nova Scotia’s top court has delivered a strongly worded rebuke to a provincial court judge who tried to withdraw remarks he made in open court.

Nova Scotia’s Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) is looking for a new outside agency to investigate police conduct in the case of Glen Assoun.

Millbrook First Nation has entered into a partnership with a transportation logistics company to develop an inland shipping terminal near Truro in central Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia is buying four new helicopters to replace its aging fleet of water bombers.

Nova Scotia is buying mobile radios for some of the province’s first responders, addressing concerns raised by the commission that examined the shooting deaths of 22 people in 2020.

A Nova Scotia judge has granted an injunction to keep protesters off the main CN Rail line through the province, after a small group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators blocked the line on Friday morning.

A Nova Scotia judge has awarded a Halifax man $145,000 for abuse he suffered at the hands of a former hockey coach and teacher.

For the second time in its history, a Nova Scotia canoe club has been left high and dry.

RCMP in Nova Scotia have charged a third person in connection with the death of Natacha Leroy in Big Bras D’Or, N.S., late last year.

Nova Scotia Power is on the hook for costs associated with an oil spill at its Tufts Cove power plant on the Dartmouth waterfront in 2018.