Jesse Thomas

Nova Scotia has introduced new legislation today ensuring schools and other provincially owned properties remain welcoming spaces to members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) in uniform.

Boeing Canada says it's giving $1.4 million to Atlantic Canada Bluedrop Training and Simulation to help them ramp up production of their flight simulators in Halifax.

Nova Scotia’s 2025 budget update is forecasting a $1.225-billion deficit for the 2025-26 fiscal year.

A benefit concert was held Sunday to support those impacted by the Long Lake wildfire.

Protesters planned to disrupt the Davis Cup tennis qualifiers tournament between Canada and Israel after purchasing a “few dozen” tickets to the event, according to a protest organizer.

Nova Scotia has approved a new gold mine in Guysborough County which can begin mining precious metals in 2026.

Nova Scotia doesn’t have its own fixed-wing water bombers, so when wildfires break out, the province must rely on other regions for that kind of aerial support.

The face of health care is changing in Nova Scotia and while the province is still dealing with a long list of patients without a family doctor, the model is changing from one patient and one doctor to attaching patients to health-care homes.

A new study from Microsoft shows what jobs are most at risk of being replaced by artificial intelligence.

A sawmill in New Ross, N.S., has been destroyed by a fire.