Bruce Frisko

There are renewed calls for the RCMP to formally apologize for its actions - and inactions - during Nova Scotia's mass shooting, and a newly-released internal memo says top officials wanted it to happen shortly after the Mass Casualty Commission released its final report back in the spring.

Post-tropical storm Lee rolled through the region over the weekend, bringing heavy winds and flash flooding, and experts say there’s likely more storms to come in the years ahead.

There are indications more high-profile events traditionally held in Halifax’s Grand Parade could be moved, re-scheduled or perhaps even cancelled because of a sizable homeless encampment at the site.

A lot of job seekers likely believe it’s overdue, but a growing number of provinces are making it mandatory for salaries to be posted with job details.

A mural paying tribute to Nova Scotia born Prime Minister John Sparrow David Thompson has been returned to artist Tom Forrestall, 33 years after he painted it.

Residents at one Nova Scotia encampment are getting plenty of support from their local community, who are trying to make sure they’re safe, fed, and protected.

A scheduled hearing about serious safety concerns at the site before Nova Scotia’s Utility and Review Board was essentially called off Tuesday after the city and the developer struck a deal about the old Bloomfield site.

Scammers have been using images and logos from both Casino Nova Scotia and Casino New Brunswick as part of a deceptive campaign aimed at getting personal and banking details.

A Nova Scotia government committee got an update Tuesday about the ongoing efforts to bring more affordable housing to the province - and just how big a job it actually is.