06/07/2007 [-]
Man returned to Nova Scotia on sex charges after 13 years in India
06/07/2007 [-]
Health to review nursing-home placement rules
06/07/2007 [-]
Alleged pedophile returns to face charges
06/07/2007 [-]
Casey's budget vote a surprise, MacKay says
06/07/2007 [-]
Lawyer plans court battle against OxyContin maker
06/07/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia energy supply at risk report
06/07/2007 [-]
Nova Scotian headed to N.Y. to face 3rd murder charge
06/06/2007 [-]
106M owed to children, ex-spouses AG
06/06/2007 [-]
Both drivers charged in fatal crash
06/06/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Tory MP booted from caucus
06/06/2007 [-]
Threat targets high school prom
06/06/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Tory MP booted from caucus after voting against budget bill
06/05/2007 [-]
Tory MP votes against his party's budget
06/05/2007 [-]
We can see you, privacy czar reminds YouTubers
06/05/2007 [-]
Maritimes keeping university graduates survey
06/05/2007 [-]
Canadian squadron supporting Afghan mission returning to Nova Scotia
06/05/2007 [-]
Student jobs program still falls short Cape Breton MPs
06/05/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Tory MP plans to vote against budget
06/05/2007 [-]
Driver found guilty of using car as weapon
06/05/2007 [-]
Two men arrested in East Preston shooting
06/05/2007 [-]
Reject power rate hike, utility board urged
06/04/2007 [-]
Dalhousie University students caught cheating online
06/04/2007 [-]
N.S. Liberals appeal hefty cost for gas regulation info
06/04/2007 [-]
N.S. government wants 12,000 for gas regulation information
06/04/2007 [-]
American company buys Secunda Marine of Dartmouth
06/04/2007 [-]
Men charged after bamboo flutes stolen in Bedford
06/03/2007 [-]
Snake bite prompts advisory in Dartmouth
06/03/2007 [-]
NewsMakers Nova Scotias daily business briefs
06/02/2007 [-]
Genealogists and bagpipers look in Copley Square for Nova Scotian roots
06/01/2007 [-]
Cross-border investigation nets guns, ammunition
06/01/2007 [-]
Halifax urges litterers to can it
06/01/2007 [-]
Historic N.S. roundhouse faces wrecking ball
06/01/2007 [-]
Company nearing decision on Cape Breton spaceport, chairman says
06/01/2007 [-]
More Nova Scotians felled by mumps
06/01/2007 [-]
Fish surviving in Sydney tar ponds
06/01/2007 [-]
Chatham surgeon disciplined in Nova Scotia
06/01/2007 [-]
Chatham Surgeon disciplined in Nova Scotia for poor technique
05/31/2007 [-]
Organizers reveal Sobey art prize short list
05/31/2007 [-]
Pregnant teens face housing crunch in Yarmouth
05/31/2007 [-]
Halifax school board approves budget
05/31/2007 [-]
North Sydney to set pace for harness racing
05/31/2007 [-]
Contractor buys back stolen metal
05/31/2007 [-]
Clients seek answers as property manager closes shop
05/31/2007 [-]
I-COM fields 911 call from Nova Scotia
05/30/2007 [-]
Spelling bee action leaves 6 Canadians in play
05/30/2007 [-]
Job shuffling at liquor corp. raises fears
05/30/2007 [-]
Copper bandit targets propane tank fittings
05/30/2007 [-]
Public invited to debate school board budget
05/30/2007 [-]
'Lost' Canadian trapped in obscure citizenship rules
05/30/2007 [-]
Bank of Nova Scotia profit rises
05/30/2007 [-]
Google Earth Helps Put Nova Scotia on the Virtual Map
05/29/2007 [-]
Scotiabank profit up 16 pct, sees strength ahead
05/29/2007 [-]
Searchers find woman with Alzheimer's in woods
05/29/2007 [-]
Group plans port, business park along strait
05/29/2007 [-]
'Green soldiers' join Cape Breton waste plan
05/29/2007 [-]
Police identify victims in highway collision
05/29/2007 [-]
Sheds, garages targeted in search for woman, 63
05/29/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Feed Mill Looks to Build Ethanol Plant
05/28/2007 [-]
Man crushed to death by car
05/28/2007 [-]
Man rolls stolen van
05/28/2007 [-]
Woman with Alzheimer's missing
05/28/2007 [-]
Police investigate after IWK money goes astray
05/28/2007 [-]
Golf cart mishap leaves man in coma
05/28/2007 [-]
10,000 unlicensed drivers on Nova Scotia roads
05/28/2007 [-]
Witness to N.S. crash remains unconscious
05/28/2007 [-]
Youths arrested in Sydney drinking spot
05/28/2007 [-]
5 dead in Lunenburg County crash
05/27/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia mumps cases top 300
05/27/2007 [-]
Mumps Cases Top 300 In Nova Scotia
05/26/2007 [-]
Alarm sounded on Atlantic salmon
05/26/2007 [-]
Over 300 now have mumps in Nova Scotia
05/26/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia mumps outbreak hits 300
05/25/2007 [-]
Clerk, customers face assault charges
05/25/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Liberals declare crisis in emergency health care
05/25/2007 [-]
Officer, please pull over this car
05/25/2007 [-]
Doctors too slow to embrace electronic health records
05/25/2007 [-]
Mumps numbers swell in Nova Scotia
05/25/2007 [-]
Teens charged with possessing explosive substance
05/25/2007 [-]
Native inmates press for sweat lodge at Dartmouth jail
05/25/2007 [-]
Community groups win funds in CBRM budget
05/25/2007 [-]
Restored summer job funding cheers Cape Breton groups
05/24/2007 [-]
Divers join search for missing man
05/24/2007 [-]
CBRM 'tickled' dates set in legal fight with province
05/24/2007 [-]
New money not covering costs school superintendent
05/24/2007 [-]
Security force not the answer, school board told
05/24/2007 [-]
Power company plans to crank up conservation
05/23/2007 [-]
NDP questions Community Services flyer
05/23/2007 [-]
Search underway for submerged car
05/23/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Keltics have renewed desire for win as season kicks ...
05/22/2007 [-]
Another teen faces charges over threats
05/22/2007 [-]
Murder suspect's family expresses sympathy for victims
05/22/2007 [-]
Reverend tuning out Swissair tapes
05/22/2007 [-]
Suspicious fire destroys 500,000 in cars and boats
05/22/2007 [-]
Halifax funding group lauds church's integrity
05/21/2007 [-]
N.S. man charged in 3 slayings to appear in Texas court
05/18/2007 [-]
No-hoax message targets students
05/18/2007 [-]
Students, groups rally for summer jobs
05/18/2007 [-]
Mumps cases continue to grow in Nova Scotia with 50 new cases in past
05/18/2007 [-]
Fifty new mumps cases reported in Nova Scotia
05/18/2007 [-]
Murder suspect from Nova Scotia still in Texas
05/18/2007 [-]
Halifax school board grapples with threats
05/18/2007 [-]
Slain men remembered at gay rights rally
05/17/2007 [-]
Groups lose summer student jobs
05/17/2007 [-]
Threats shut down high school
05/17/2007 [-]
Murder suspect a normal kid, former neighbour says
05/17/2007 [-]
Nova Scotian caught in Texas charged with killing gay men
05/17/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia man arrested in gay slayings
05/16/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia reacts to mumps outbreak
05/16/2007 [-]
Woman dies in N.S. fire, husband escapes
05/16/2007 [-]
VLT addiction ends in prison sentence
05/15/2007 [-]
Organizers unveil long list for 50,000 Sobey Art Award
05/15/2007 [-]
East Coast mumps outbreak reaches Toronto
05/15/2007 [-]
Tories vow anti-strike rules for health workers
05/15/2007 [-]
Digby MLA sets sights on seals
05/15/2007 [-]
Residents fear big bills over Shelburne County plans
05/15/2007 [-]
Widow continues decades-long fight for pension
05/14/2007 [-]
Mumps sidelines hospital workers
05/14/2007 [-]
Cross-country search for car in N.S. slaying
05/14/2007 [-]
Bear in wildlife park bites girl, 3
05/14/2007 [-]
Cruising murders shock Nova Scotia
05/14/2007 [-]
Halifax hosts lacrosse tourney
05/14/2007 [-]
Cape Breton region on strike watch
05/14/2007 [-]
Rally to remember slain gay men
05/14/2007 [-]
Tories announce green funding for Nova Scotia
05/12/2007 [-]
Harper Tories announce 42.5-million environment trust fund for Nova Scotia
05/12/2007 [-]
Harper Tories announce 42.5 million environment trust funds for Nova Scotia
05/12/2007 [-]
Harper Tories announce 42.5 million environment trust funds for Nova Scotia
05/12/2007 [-]
Ottawa announces 42.5-million environment trust funds for Nova Scotia
05/12/2007 [-]
Harper Tories announce environment trust funds for Nova Scotia
05/12/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia's uncrowded treasure
05/11/2007 [-]
Halifax gay community urged to take caution after 2 homicides
05/11/2007 [-]
Police chief not guilty of mischief
05/11/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to start mumps immunization program
05/11/2007 [-]
Copper bandit leaves oil spills behind
05/11/2007 [-]
Mumps outbreak prompts booster campaign
05/11/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to begin mumps immunization
05/11/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to begin mumps immunization for health-care workers
05/11/2007 [-]
Wanna buy a chocolate factory?
05/11/2007 [-]
Facebook postings targeted teacher board
05/10/2007 [-]
Halifax singer wins international songwriting contest
05/10/2007 [-]
Manufacturing jobs vanishing in NS
05/10/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia flicks on lightbulb giveaway
05/10/2007 [-]
Essential services law no prescription, health-care unions say
05/10/2007 [-]
Shear Wind Confirms Potential of Nova Scotia Projects
05/09/2007 [-]
No delaying water rules, Parent says
05/09/2007 [-]
Feathered vandals fluster Mounties
05/09/2007 [-]
Patient escorted from hospital found unconscious
05/09/2007 [-]
Distant relative confirms Jack White's N.S. roots
05/09/2007 [-]
Girl, 16, recovering from quarry fall
05/09/2007 [-]
Air pollution prompts health advisory
05/09/2007 [-]
Teen to be charged after lockdown at school
05/09/2007 [-]
Police say no charges against former school board member Reid
05/09/2007 [-]
Smoke from forest fire forces school closures
05/08/2007 [-]
Report recommends approval for Deep Panuke
05/08/2007 [-]
Blazes in woods keep fire crews busy
05/08/2007 [-]
Probation for armed man at hospital
05/08/2007 [-]
Rant like Rick earns two N.S. students tuition at Memorial
05/08/2007 [-]
Halifax requests delay on water changes
05/07/2007 [-]
Septic system will pollute cove, residents claim
05/07/2007 [-]
Slain man's car found near Halifax airport
05/07/2007 [-]
1 sent to hospital in suspicious Amherst fires
05/07/2007 [-]
Icebreakers leaving N.S. but jobs can stay official
05/07/2007 [-]
Homegrown industries a priority, Green leader says
05/07/2007 [-]
Missing man found slain in woods
05/06/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Greens pick new leader
05/04/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia makes low-key changes
05/04/2007 [-]
200 cases of the mumps reported in Nova Scotia since outbreak began
05/04/2007 [-]
Rally to mark last shift at TrentonWorks
05/04/2007 [-]
Police, protesters clash outside Tory event
05/03/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia brims with charm, beauty
05/03/2007 [-]
Plans released to build another Bluenose replica in Nova Scotia
05/03/2007 [-]
Cumberland County wind turbine rules OK company
05/03/2007 [-]
Government House reno taking longer than expected
05/03/2007 [-]
Man shot in face after fight
05/03/2007 [-]
No double equalization, Flaherty tells province
05/03/2007 [-]
Construction a go at Cape Breton schools
05/03/2007 [-]
Plans for Bluenose III sink with province
05/02/2007 [-]
Locked door, bigger ID tags at Halifax school
05/02/2007 [-]
Afghanistan attack survivor says he'd go back
05/02/2007 [-]
Estate battle keeps Stanfield in unmarked grave
05/02/2007 [-]
Sydney Sally Ann bequeathed 1M
05/02/2007 [-]
Psychiatric assessment ordered for accused kisser
05/02/2007 [-]
Transfer deal a 50M loss for Nova Scotia official
05/02/2007 [-]
Highlands new home for endangered martens
05/02/2007 [-]
Husband of slain Valley woman released
05/02/2007 [-]
Transfer deal a 50M loss for Nova Scotia official
05/02/2007 [-]
New rules stop 'McMansion' developments on Halifax waterway
05/02/2007 [-]
Stranger kisses elementary students
05/02/2007 [-]
TrentonWorks railcar plant in Nova Scotia to close amid heavy losses
05/02/2007 [-]
Crosby, Brodeur, Luongo up for NHL MVP
05/01/2007 [-]
D'Entremont fears ripple effect of IWK worker demands
05/01/2007 [-]
Probation for partygoer in Parks case
05/01/2007 [-]
Husband of slain woman arrested in Wolfville
05/01/2007 [-]
Halifax hospital expects slow recovery after one-day strike
05/01/2007 [-]
Valley man gets 5 years, ban for dangerous driving
05/01/2007 [-]
Lyme disease found in Cape Breton dog
05/01/2007 [-]
High costs, drop in parishioners force church closures
05/01/2007 [-]
Stephen McNeil becomes leader of the Nova Scotia Liberals
05/01/2007 [-]
Workers at Halifax hospital end short walkout
05/01/2007 [-]
Virginia Tech massacre claims former Nova Scotia French teacher
04/30/2007 [-]
Prince Andrew to meet Halifax reservists
04/30/2007 [-]
Lobster fisherman falls overboard, dies
04/30/2007 [-]
Digby to shop for more doctors
04/29/2007 [-]
McNeil wins Nova Scotia Liberal leadership
04/28/2007 [-]
McNeil new N.S. Liberal leader
04/28/2007 [-]
Dion talks environment, equalization with Nova Scotians at Halifax market
04/28/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia mumps outbreak prompts warnings
04/28/2007 [-]
Gas price regulation in Nova Scotia costing consumers millions
04/27/2007 [-]
Mumps outbreak hits 157 cases
04/27/2007 [-]
2 Valley schools make renovation list
04/27/2007 [-]
Mediator appointed in hospital, union dispute
04/27/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Liberals to choose new leader
04/26/2007 [-]
Man given 5 years for killing panhandler
04/26/2007 [-]
Drivers paying more under gas regulation report
04/26/2007 [-]
IWK scraps non-urgent surgeries as strike looms
04/26/2007 [-]
Heimlich inventor honours Cape Breton boy
04/25/2007 [-]
Fire crews battle brush blazes
04/25/2007 [-]
Fage e-mail raises questions for Liberal MLA
04/25/2007 [-]
French military jet makes emergency landing in Sydney
04/25/2007 [-]
Poultry workers brace for plant shutdown
04/25/2007 [-]
Cabinet to go green with vehicle leasing plan
04/24/2007 [-]
Stabbing brings extra police to school
04/24/2007 [-]
'Perfect storm' cuts down forestry jobs
04/24/2007 [-]
Nova Scotians seek out cheaper gas next door
04/24/2007 [-]
ADP Canada Accelerates Growth in Nova Scotia
04/24/2007 [-]
Fisherman hopes big trout sets record
04/24/2007 [-]
Special needs students losing out, parents tell panel
04/23/2007 [-]
Run-in with intruder leaves N.S. man, 72, shaken
04/23/2007 [-]
Crosby all-star jersey nets 47,520 at auction
04/23/2007 [-]
Drugs, guns seized in Aylesford raid
04/23/2007 [-]
Man charged after woman attacked at hotel
04/20/2007 [-]
Slain teacher remembered as loving, passionate
04/20/2007 [-]
Fallen soldier led by example comrades
04/20/2007 [-]
Friends remember slain instructor
04/20/2007 [-]
Union doubts Michelin's plans at Granton
04/20/2007 [-]
RJZ Mining Corporation Exploration Drilling Starts in Nova Scotia- Preparations Begin in Russia
04/20/2007 [-]
TrentonWorks plant piques interest, Hurlburt says
04/20/2007 [-]
N.S. memorial to honour teacher killed at Virginia Tech
04/19/2007 [-]
Province mulls forcing hospitals to report suspect injuries
04/19/2007 [-]
Regulator eases offshore N.S. petroleum exploration
04/19/2007 [-]
Collision near Kentville kills 2 young women
04/19/2007 [-]
Michelin cuts 100 jobs in Nova Scotia
04/19/2007 [-]
Shear Wind Pursues Renewable Energy RFP With Nova Scotia Pow
04/19/2007 [-]
Ten reasons to visit Nova Scotia
04/19/2007 [-]
Vandal forces costly cleanup in Coldbrook
04/19/2007 [-]
Raccoon knocks out power in Halifax
04/19/2007 [-]
One inquiry into ferry worker's death sufficient premier
04/18/2007 [-]
Team Nova Scotia gets kudos from premier
04/18/2007 [-]
N.S. equalization worries prompt number-crunching
04/18/2007 [-]
Friends mourn 'sunshine' shot down at Virginia Tech
04/18/2007 [-]
Inquiry into ferry worker's death calls for changes
04/18/2007 [-]
Halifax budget delivers same services, higher taxes
04/18/2007 [-]
Virginia Tech massacre claims former Nova Scotia French teacher
04/18/2007 [-]
Massive nor'easter hammers Quebec, Nova Scotia and northeastern U.S.
04/18/2007 [-]
Former Nova Scotian and self-described French-Canadian died in Virginia
04/17/2007 [-]
Foreign graduates face racism, Kenyan says
04/17/2007 [-]
Former Nova Scotia resident died in Virginia shootings, husband confirms
04/17/2007 [-]
Massive nor'easter hammers Quebec, Nova Scotia and upstate New York
04/17/2007 [-]
Husband confirms loss of former Nova Scotia resident in Virginia shootings
04/17/2007 [-]
University flags lowered in 'sorrow and outrage'
04/16/2007 [-]
1 dead after overturned truck crushes car
04/16/2007 [-]
4 Canadians safe after Virginia Tech shootings
04/16/2007 [-]
Boy, 12, charged after friend stabbed
04/16/2007 [-]
Competition kills Windsor Co-op
04/14/2007 [-]
Titanic weekend in Halifax
04/13/2007 [-]
New storm could mean high winds, storm surge for N.S.
04/13/2007 [-]
Central Nova deal risky for Grits, premier says
04/13/2007 [-]
N.B. addicts forced to go to N.S. for methadone
04/13/2007 [-]
RCMP arrest Digby man cited as threat
04/13/2007 [-]
Minority Tories win unanimous support for budget
04/13/2007 [-]
More pharmacies to join drug monitoring program
04/13/2007 [-]
Snow, strong winds close schools
04/12/2007 [-]
Halifax CN workers say they won't strike
04/12/2007 [-]
Suspended Cape Breton cop under investigation
04/12/2007 [-]
Math still a struggle for students
04/12/2007 [-]
418 rings set tree record
04/12/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia splits its luck
04/12/2007 [-]
Many Nova Scotians could be saved with more use of existing programs
04/12/2007 [-]
Yarmouth ferry changes worry tourism operators
04/12/2007 [-]
Canada's New Government Supports Senior Rural Women in Nova Scotia
04/11/2007 [-]
Human rights inquiry rejects satellite discrimination claim
04/11/2007 [-]
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, to become Canada's first Fair Trade Town
04/11/2007 [-]
Former Port Hawkesbury man in custody in India
04/11/2007 [-]
No stowaways on board ship, Day confirms
04/11/2007 [-]
Current Canso plans don't include toll MacIsaac
04/11/2007 [-]
NDP hangs out energy-saving proposal
04/11/2007 [-]
CN Rail workers resume picketing after rejecting tentative agreement
04/11/2007 [-]
Vandals damage outdoor art in Halifax
04/10/2007 [-]
Halifax readies for possible stowaways
04/10/2007 [-]
Reservists vow to carry on for fallen friend
04/10/2007 [-]
Family backed Afghan mission, slain soldier had told CBC
04/10/2007 [-]
Snow strands hundreds in Nova Scotia
04/09/2007 [-]
N.S. family 'lucky to get out alive' of fire, chief says
04/09/2007 [-]
N.B. base in mourning as 6 soldiers' names released
04/09/2007 [-]
Missing fisherman presumed dead off Northern Peninsula
04/09/2007 [-]
Man charged in Dartmouth drive-by shooting
04/08/2007 [-]
East Coast storm slows travel
04/08/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to launch lottery investigation
04/06/2007 [-]
DFO investigates whether protest group pilot disrupted seal hunt
04/06/2007 [-]
Nitrate levels exceed standards in some Annapolis Valley wells survey
04/05/2007 [-]
Halifax hit with mumps outbreak
04/05/2007 [-]
Police on alert for Sydney street groper
04/05/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Liberals to back Tory budget
04/05/2007 [-]
Halifax traffic boss questions crosswalk requests
04/05/2007 [-]
Highland Fisheries talks renew hope for jobs
04/05/2007 [-]
Fage pleads not guilty to accident charge
04/05/2007 [-]
Workers reeling over 'devastating' TrentonWorks closure
04/04/2007 [-]
Clearwater, union to meet about shuttered plant
04/04/2007 [-]
TrentonWorks railcar plant in Nova Scotia to close amid heavy losses
04/04/2007 [-]
Trenton awaits decision on railcar plant
04/04/2007 [-]
N.S. filmmaker's fake-movie trailer to open for Grindhouse
04/04/2007 [-]
Premier opens wallet to railcar plant
04/04/2007 [-]
Crosswalk safety plans in hands of new group
04/03/2007 [-]
Sydney complaints keep store closed on Easter
04/03/2007 [-]
Consider salaries during power rate hearings premier
04/03/2007 [-]
Valley chicken jobs bound for N.B.
04/03/2007 [-]
'She will live on in 5 other people'
04/03/2007 [-]
Make crosswalks red-light zone Liberals
04/03/2007 [-]
Dry conditions spark early fire season
04/02/2007 [-]
Dalhousie honours slain diplomat with scholarship
04/02/2007 [-]
Fire destroys Stewiacke office
04/02/2007 [-]
DFO considers towing derelict ships
04/02/2007 [-]
Glace Bay day care, union reach deal
03/30/2007 [-]
Court OKs fees, residential school deal can proceed
03/30/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia no longer 'delusional' in ads
03/30/2007 [-]
Province to review water quality
03/30/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia no longer 'delusional' in ads
03/30/2007 [-]
Kitten mutilator sentenced to house arrest
03/30/2007 [-]
Vandals damage outdoor art in Halifax
03/30/2007 [-]
New drivers face more restrictions down the road
03/30/2007 [-]
Genetic link suspected in Richmond kidney disease cases
03/30/2007 [-]
Crosswalk death prompts debate over driver testing
03/29/2007 [-]
Maritime folksinger wins international songwriting award
03/29/2007 [-]
Tories pitch plan to help Donkin coal project
03/29/2007 [-]
Tories move to end forced retirement
03/29/2007 [-]
Whiteouts cancel class in Cape Breton
03/29/2007 [-]
Liquor fee legal, Baker says
03/29/2007 [-]
Friends mourn girl, 14, killed at crosswalk
03/28/2007 [-]
Related MacKay defends equalization deal with Nova Scotia
03/28/2007 [-]
Dartmouth teen hit by truck, dies in hospital
03/28/2007 [-]
Internationally known fisheries biologist dies in Halifax
03/28/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia takes stake in Thanachart
03/28/2007 [-]
Halifax property owners face tax hike
03/28/2007 [-]
N.S. to probe Atlantic lottery ticket retailers
03/27/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia launches investigation of Atlantic Lottery Corp.
03/27/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to launch lottery investigation
03/27/2007 [-]
Teen hit by truck, seriously hurt in intersection
03/27/2007 [-]
Family suing province over crash through guardrail
03/27/2007 [-]
Searchers find toddler lost for hours in N.S. woods
03/26/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia offers prescription for Calgary 'ailment'
03/26/2007 [-]
Seven facing charges in Windsor-area drug bust
03/26/2007 [-]
Day-care workers ready to strike
03/26/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Joins with Canada's New Government to Announce Patient Wait Times Guarantee
03/26/2007 [-]
Cape Breton man arrested after home invasion
03/26/2007 [-]
Emissions plan won't fly, automakers warn
03/26/2007 [-]
Halifax police probe rooming house death
03/25/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Liberal MPs to speak out on changes to offshore accord
03/24/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia expats mocked
03/23/2007 [-]
See Nova Scotia's seafaring history
03/23/2007 [-]
Disciplined budget for Nova Scotia
03/23/2007 [-]
RCMP in standoff with man in northern Cape Breton
03/23/2007 [-]
N.S. accepts Harper equalization plan in balanced budget
03/23/2007 [-]
Judge agrees to woman's request for longer jail term
03/23/2007 [-]
RCMP seize hard drugs in raids on bars
03/23/2007 [-]
N.S. Tories face tough choice in Friday budget
03/22/2007 [-]
Terence Bay standoff ends peacefully
03/22/2007 [-]
Bill aims at greener Nova Scotia by 2020
03/22/2007 [-]
Sandwiches pulled from marketplace in Nova Scotia
03/22/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia eyes California standards
03/22/2007 [-]
'I did not solicit her,' cabinet minister says of hitchhiker
03/22/2007 [-]
Report tallies high cost of seniors' falls
03/22/2007 [-]
NDP slams timing of N.S. budget
03/22/2007 [-]
Games committee may use cash from bid fundraiser
03/21/2007 [-]
ATVers win changes after protest
03/21/2007 [-]
Baker sets Friday as budget day
03/21/2007 [-]
Violence study needs participants
03/21/2007 [-]
MacDonald defends minister in second police incident
03/21/2007 [-]
Poet Rita Joe dies
03/20/2007 [-]
Bedford's Chickenburger flips owners
03/20/2007 [-]
Food recall worries pet owners
03/20/2007 [-]
New fisheries act could jeopardize licence transfers NDP
03/20/2007 [-]
Fage back at Province House
03/19/2007 [-]
Flaherty pledges 39B over seven years for provinces
03/19/2007 [-]
Hero says 'do unto others' guided deed
03/19/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia focuses on federal budget
03/19/2007 [-]
Union probes disease, asbestos links at shipyards
03/19/2007 [-]
Greenbrier sets labor pact for Nova Scotia facility
03/18/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia firm wins award for Israel project
03/17/2007 [-]
Green party leader expected to run against MacKay
03/16/2007 [-]
Halifax prepares for final Final 8
03/16/2007 [-]
Fire fears force 8 nursing home residents out
03/16/2007 [-]
Full military funeral for Megeney
03/15/2007 [-]
N.S. retiree not diggin' sinkhole in yard
03/15/2007 [-]
Four budget options available, depending on federal money
03/15/2007 [-]
Virus outbreak prompts visitor ban at Camp Hill
03/15/2007 [-]
Ottawa delivers 1M for storm-damaged park
03/15/2007 [-]
'Too many people' went on 56K Boston trip opposition
03/14/2007 [-]
8,000 education tab riles Cape Breton councillor
03/14/2007 [-]
Environment minister OK's petrochemical plant
03/14/2007 [-]
Ex-teacher faces sex charges in Stellarton
03/14/2007 [-]
No energy plant on Black Loyalist site group
03/14/2007 [-]
Fire destroys Bedford condo
03/13/2007 [-]
Immigration museum gets 500K in federal funds
03/13/2007 [-]
Games bid chair looks ahead to hockey tourney
03/13/2007 [-]
Census puts spotlight on Halifax, rural divide
03/13/2007 [-]
Games bid team, province wrangle over reports
03/12/2007 [-]
Police seek tips in Forgeron slaying
03/12/2007 [-]
New flight from Belfast to Nova Scotia
03/12/2007 [-]
Ottawa OK's EI benefits for fish plant workers
03/12/2007 [-]
Inquiry into Games decision unnecessary Mayor
03/12/2007 [-]
Woman dies in Cape Breton house fire
03/11/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia ponders light-bulb switch
03/09/2007 [-]
Games decision prompts mayoral challenge
03/09/2007 [-]
Union pays unemployed people to picket Halifax developer
03/09/2007 [-]
MacKay defends Ottawa's Games cap
03/08/2007 [-]
Councillors learn Games decision in e-mail
03/08/2007 [-]
Community colleges look for ways to go green
03/08/2007 [-]
Taking the pain out of coffee-cup contests
03/08/2007 [-]
Premier nowhere on Games radar pollster
03/08/2007 [-]
Membertou seeks beefed-up police force
03/08/2007 [-]
Halifax council meets on Games numbers
03/07/2007 [-]
Province backs nursing home's probe after senior's mouth taped
03/07/2007 [-]
Drivers lose parking spots to council
03/07/2007 [-]
Fake drugs, steroids seized in Bridgewater bust
03/07/2007 [-]
Bank of Nova Scotia 'BUY'
03/07/2007 [-]
Stellarton mourns soldier shot in Afghanistan
03/06/2007 [-]
Yarmouth tenants flee burning building
03/06/2007 [-]
ATVs adding to beach erosion, biologist says
03/06/2007 [-]
Profit soars 20 pct at Bank of Nova Scotia
03/06/2007 [-]
Broken water line prompts advisory
03/06/2007 [-]
Athletes cheer Games bid
03/05/2007 [-]
Offshore project will pump up N.S. coffers EnCana
03/05/2007 [-]
Province appeals Lalo compensation ruling
03/05/2007 [-]
SMU says no racism debate on campus
03/05/2007 [-]
Tar ponds agency cuts spokesman loose
03/05/2007 [-]
Games bid CEO says media coverage negative report
03/05/2007 [-]
Hearings to begin into offshore gas plan
03/05/2007 [-]
Wentworth mourns girl, 6, and dad killed in fire
03/05/2007 [-]
Teacher selected to keep Gaelic alive in Nova Scotia
03/04/2007 [-]
Thieves steal minor hockey groups canteen money
03/03/2007 [-]
Fire in N.S. mobile home kills man, daughter
03/02/2007 [-]
Spending promises may be delayed, Baker says
03/02/2007 [-]
Teen charged in crash that killed pedestrian
03/02/2007 [-]
U.S. worries about spread of longhorn beetle from N.S.
03/02/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia braces for storm
03/01/2007 [-]
Colchester rinks on snow alert
03/01/2007 [-]
School board says bus driver dealt with altercation
03/01/2007 [-]
McDonald's murderer granted day passes
03/01/2007 [-]
Propane leak stalls Halifax business, traffic
02/28/2007 [-]
Muster energy for light bulb ban, MLA urges minister
02/28/2007 [-]
Consultants reviewing Games bid
02/28/2007 [-]
Boy, 14, attacked on school bus, parents say
02/28/2007 [-]
Firefighters thwarted by lack of water
02/28/2007 [-]
Halifax council cars to leave square
02/28/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia ponders light-bulb switch
02/28/2007 [-]
Halifax councillors decry Games secrecy
02/28/2007 [-]
2 dead as car hits pole, lands in pond
02/27/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia way off French target official
02/27/2007 [-]
Being a MacDonald in Nova Scotia has its perks
02/27/2007 [-]
Reject LNG proposal, environmentalists urge
02/27/2007 [-]
Guilty plea in assault on Parks
02/26/2007 [-]
No parkade at Grand Parade Halifax staff
02/26/2007 [-]
Crown withdraws charges against Donald Marshall Jr.
02/26/2007 [-]
Seniors home awaits investigators' report
02/26/2007 [-]
Laptops to link search-and-rescue crews
02/26/2007 [-]
Panel eyes ways to improve small claims court
02/26/2007 [-]
Cash-strapped fossil centre closing operators
02/26/2007 [-]
Tartan centre of copyright lawsuit
02/26/2007 [-]
Man dies when snowmobile breaks through ice
02/25/2007 [-]
Plywood mill faces pollution charges
02/25/2007 [-]
No hard sell needed for military jobs, say recruiters
02/24/2007 [-]
Medal given to black Nova Scotia soldier sold on eBay
02/23/2007 [-]
War medal given to black Nova Scotia soldier sells for C7,435 on eBay
02/23/2007 [-]
Medal for black N.S. soldier fetches 7,500 on eBay
02/23/2007 [-]
Cape Breton police hunt bold thief
02/23/2007 [-]
eBay bids triple for war medal given to black Nova Scotia soldier
02/23/2007 [-]
Property assessment cap failing many homeowners report
02/23/2007 [-]
Province diverts e-waste to recyclers
02/23/2007 [-]
X-rays to resume after virus infects hospital computers
02/23/2007 [-]
Elderly man struck, killed on sidewalk
02/22/2007 [-]
Journey for aspiring docs starts down the road
02/22/2007 [-]
Bidding keeps rare medal out of N.S. museum
02/22/2007 [-]
Province buys 4 islands
02/22/2007 [-]
N.S. IT firm connects U.S. voters
02/22/2007 [-]
More cops to patrol Spryfield
02/21/2007 [-]
Teacher selected to keep Gaelic alive in Nova Scotia
02/21/2007 [-]
Man accused of teen assault sent for psych exam
02/21/2007 [-]
Asking for Games donations a choice NSLC minister
02/21/2007 [-]
Computer donor gives boy new chance at day care
02/21/2007 [-]
Campaign promotes VLT-free bars
02/21/2007 [-]
Municipality takes swipe at rundown Cape Breton buildings
02/21/2007 [-]
Rail strike effects felt in Nova Scotia
02/21/2007 [-]
Northumberland Strait ecosystem in trouble report
02/21/2007 [-]
No Independent perks for MLA Fage
02/21/2007 [-]
Foresters would shrink beetle containment zone
02/20/2007 [-]
Sam no longer the record man in Halifax
02/20/2007 [-]
Flags at half-mast for fallen soldier
02/20/2007 [-]
Sydney restaurant chain shuts down
02/20/2007 [-]
Storm days adding up for Tri-County schools
02/20/2007 [-]
Police investigate firebombing in Spryfield
02/20/2007 [-]
'Human' MacKay explains geography gaffe
02/20/2007 [-]
Former N.S. cabinet minister charged in car accident
02/19/2007 [-]
Property values up in Nova Scotia
02/19/2007 [-]
Retired teacher accused after sex tapes seized
02/19/2007 [-]
Tracks in snow led searchers to missing teen
02/19/2007 [-]
CBC News at Six renews local focus
02/19/2007 [-]
Heavy snow, wind hit southwest
02/19/2007 [-]
Body found in lake
02/19/2007 [-]
Missing teen, 13, found in Cape Breton woods
02/19/2007 [-]
Mandatory gym class delayed a year
02/18/2007 [-]
ECMA hat tricks for Canyon, Joel Plaskett, In-Flight Safety
02/17/2007 [-]
Gov. Gen. plans three-day visit to Nova Scotia
02/16/2007 [-]
Metal bandits reach for car part
02/16/2007 [-]
Faulty switch sparks fatal house fire
02/16/2007 [-]
Don't forget Point Pleasant, Halifax tells Ottawa
02/16/2007 [-]
Minimum wage to rise 45 cents
02/16/2007 [-]
Jury finds man not guilty of ATV deaths
02/16/2007 [-]
No widening Chebucto, residents tell city
02/15/2007 [-]
Forecaster, 12, predicts weather career
02/15/2007 [-]
New Waterford woman, 82, dies in fire
02/15/2007 [-]
Man faces child pornography, teen sexual assault charges
02/15/2007 [-]
Trio charged in Halifax abduction
02/15/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia boosts pay for senior bureaucrats
02/15/2007 [-]
Canso fishermen fret over loss of wharf
02/15/2007 [-]
Schools out as storm system blows through N.S.
02/15/2007 [-]
Report, labour groups challenge Atlantica
02/14/2007 [-]
400M for Games not enough premier to Ottawa
02/14/2007 [-]
Province to investigate taping of senior
02/14/2007 [-]
SPCA finds warm homes for freezing kitties
02/14/2007 [-]
Nurses tape woman's mouth shut
02/14/2007 [-]
Sewage plant upgrade carries 30M price tag
02/14/2007 [-]
Ottawa fights EI pay for fish plant workers
02/14/2007 [-]
No contest on AG's coast guard critique Hearn
02/13/2007 [-]
Boy made up attempted-abduction story
02/13/2007 [-]
Halifax planner defends 'Twisted Sisters' development
02/13/2007 [-]
Progress in closing passport security gaps, but weaknesses remain, AG says
02/13/2007 [-]
Rush to get new credit cards follows security breach at Winners
02/13/2007 [-]
Jean 1st GG to address N.S. legislature
02/13/2007 [-]
Jean delivers historic address to N.S. assembly
02/13/2007 [-]
All N.S. VLTs to get 'responsible gaming device'
02/13/2007 [-]
Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean delivers historic address to Nova Scotia assembly
02/12/2007 [-]
GG meets immigrant women to start Halifax tour
02/12/2007 [-]
Tory 'green filter' missing details
02/12/2007 [-]
Researchers to track fish off East Coast
02/12/2007 [-]
Sampson takes the Grammy
02/12/2007 [-]
Fire razes Pictou business
02/12/2007 [-]
Police reunite with 'Roxanne' at Grammys; Nova Scotia's Sampson wins prize
02/09/2007 [-]
PetroWorth Commissions Study of Nova Scotia Block
02/08/2007 [-]
Nursing bed crunch continues in Nova Scotia
02/08/2007 [-]
RRFB Nova Scotia Selects Lafarge Canada to Collect and Process Used Tires
02/07/2007 [-]
Property values up in Nova Scotia
02/06/2007 [-]
Gov. Gen. plans three-day visit to Nova Scotia
02/06/2007 [-]
Governor General to visit Nova Scotia
02/05/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia whisky distiller can keep Glen Breton label
02/05/2007 [-]
Cape Breton ski resort closed for season
02/05/2007 [-]
Mom, son flee blaze at duplex
02/05/2007 [-]
N.S. regulator approves power rate hike
02/03/2007 [-]
400 years on, Nova Scotia seeks a Scots settler to keep Gaelic alive
02/02/2007 [-]
Suzuki urges pressure on Ottawa's environmental record
02/02/2007 [-]
NDP pushes 250,000 'Buy Nova Scotia' campaign
02/02/2007 [-]
Teens accused of joyriding crash
02/02/2007 [-]
EI scam nets fisherman house arrest
02/02/2007 [-]
Halifax hosting 2011 Canada Winter Games
02/01/2007 [-]
Grammy nominations cap off stellar year for Nova Scotia's Gordie Sampson
02/01/2007 [-]
Residential school legal-fee dispute continues
02/01/2007 [-]
Shields up for soldiers in Afghanistan
02/01/2007 [-]
Casey talked to lawyer before firing school board
02/01/2007 [-]
No 'free lunch' with fees, Baker says
02/01/2007 [-]
Fired Halifax board members to sue province
02/01/2007 [-]
Province to replace seniors' homes, add beds
02/01/2007 [-]
False YouTube video cuts bookings Marine Atlantic
01/31/2007 [-]
CBC Nova Scotia News
01/31/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia's Valley Today Closes After Failing to Meet Revenue Targets
01/31/2007 [-]
Cape Breton ski hill yearns to see green
01/31/2007 [-]
Scammers using Nova Scotia for long-distance fraud
01/31/2007 [-]
Premier's ex-adviser may send legal bill to province
01/31/2007 [-]
Police seek missing girl, 14
01/31/2007 [-]
Ex-adviser admits premier fired her
01/31/2007 [-]
Senior heads to court over 3 clams
01/31/2007 [-]
Ray of hope shines on North Sydney centre
01/31/2007 [-]
Airport opponents pin hopes on transport minister
01/30/2007 [-]
Judge rules ACTRA strike can go on, but orders arbitration
01/30/2007 [-]
N.S. ordered to pay child abuse victim 625,000
01/30/2007 [-]
No 'closure' in schools debate
01/30/2007 [-]
MLA McNeil launches Grit leadership bid
01/30/2007 [-]
Tar ponds cleanup plan moves ahead
01/30/2007 [-]
Bed shortage met with 'virtual' solution
01/29/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia approves tire-burning
01/29/2007 [-]
Police seek runaway, 15
01/29/2007 [-]
A virtual scratch behind the ears
01/29/2007 [-]
Halifax school board pulls pay for former members
01/29/2007 [-]
Man gets 4 years for sex attacks on kids in Nova Scotia town
01/29/2007 [-]
Relocation no part of tar ponds plan
01/29/2007 [-]
Scotiabank offers to buy Puerto Rico bank report
01/29/2007 [-]
Canada's New Government and Nova Scotia Invest 400 Million
01/29/2007 [-]
Website a venue for aspiring Acadian stars
01/29/2007 [-]
Cleanup or coverup? Resident asks of tar ponds plan
01/29/2007 [-]
Feud behind Pictou County shooting, RCMP say
01/28/2007 [-]
Utility wants to burn cheaper, dirty fuel
01/28/2007 [-]
Governments set to announce tar ponds cleanup plan
01/27/2007 [-]
Mamas and Papas' Doherty remembered for wit, angelic voice
01/27/2007 [-]
Blizzard whips Cape Breton
01/26/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to boost amount of electricity from green source
01/26/2007 [-]
No NATO exercise for cash-strapped navy
01/26/2007 [-]
Drug bust centred in Fredericton spanned 3 provinces
01/26/2007 [-]
7 questioned in East Preston shooting deaths
01/26/2007 [-]
RRFB Nova Scotia Selects Lafarge Canada to Collect and Process Used Tires
01/26/2007 [-]
Freight handlers fear job losses over Maersk pullout
01/26/2007 [-]
Storm, surge warnings prompt Cape Breton school closures
01/26/2007 [-]
Recycling agency OK's tire-burning plan
01/26/2007 [-]
Police look for links in gun-related incidents
01/26/2007 [-]
Nursing bed crunch continues in Nova Scotia
01/25/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Revamps Green Power Plan, Seeks 20% Renewable Goal by 2013
01/25/2007 [-]
CanWEA applauds Nova Scotia's renewable electricity expansion plans
01/25/2007 [-]
Losses could force Maersk pullout Halifax Port Authority
01/25/2007 [-]
East meets West as Atlantic premiers go to Alberta
01/25/2007 [-]
Former Halifax lawyer subject of new police probe
01/25/2007 [-]
Police search for armed man closes Sydney high school
01/25/2007 [-]
Enfield residents to ask MP to stop airport development
01/25/2007 [-]
NDP's Deveaux quits politics for UN post
01/24/2007 [-]
Ottawa funds Nova Scotia program to help youth resist crime, gangs
01/24/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia man responsible for ATM money pleads guilty to stealing
01/24/2007 [-]
That's Col. Rick to you Mercer gets a military gig
01/24/2007 [-]
Deputy minister pushed not to fund drug report
01/24/2007 [-]
Auditor general fights N.S. for information on 1B in fees
01/24/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia whisky distiller can keep Glen Breton label
01/24/2007 [-]
Ottawa wants music association to find new sponsors
01/24/2007 [-]
Halifax considers split tax bill for provincial services
01/24/2007 [-]
Pulp and paper giants, NS Power reach deal
01/24/2007 [-]
Former resort worker admits to stealing thousands
01/23/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia newspaper folds after three months
01/23/2007 [-]
N.S. paper mills join power deal
01/23/2007 [-]
Crime prevention program targets at-risk kids
01/23/2007 [-]
More schools to put eye on vandals
01/23/2007 [-]
7-year sentence for drunk-driving deaths
01/23/2007 [-]
Passport crunch still on as U.S. deadline arrives
01/23/2007 [-]
Tsunami warning system for Atlantic enhanced
01/23/2007 [-]
Former Eaton employees sought for back pay
01/23/2007 [-]
Power rate deal bad for N.S. environmental group
01/22/2007 [-]
400 years on, Nova Scotia seeks a Scots settler to keep Gaelic alive
01/22/2007 [-]
Regulator paves way for bridge toll changes
01/22/2007 [-]
Drunk driver takes blame for fatal crash
01/22/2007 [-]
Friends, fans pay tribute to Dutch Mason
01/22/2007 [-]
Chicken workers uncertain about future
01/22/2007 [-]
NSP pitches 7.5% rate hike
01/19/2007 [-]
Merrex Intersects Significant Zinc and Lead Mineralization on Jubilee Property in Nova Scotia
01/19/2007 [-]
Lawyer MacKinnon joins race for N.S. Liberal leader
01/19/2007 [-]
Girl, 16, reports attempted abduction
01/19/2007 [-]
World hockey tourney in Halifax-Quebec City thrown in doubt
01/18/2007 [-]
N.S. Crown questions how accused Saudi skipped country
01/18/2007 [-]
Legal aid loses bid for cheaper power for poor
01/18/2007 [-]
Halifax internet TV station offers unique fare
01/18/2007 [-]
Whalen joins Liberal leader race
01/18/2007 [-]
MacKay questions Saudi man's disappearance before trial
01/18/2007 [-]
Premier delays decision on Fage
01/18/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia to get less money from Ottawa Baker
01/17/2007 [-]
No proof of discrimination on tapes, speaker says
01/17/2007 [-]
Province braces for chicken plant shutdown
01/17/2007 [-]
Navy ties up its fleet
01/17/2007 [-]
Maple Leaf announces Nova Scotia plant closure
01/17/2007 [-]
Deep freeze puts shelters on alert
01/17/2007 [-]
No plant, no EI for fish workers
01/17/2007 [-]
Hog crisis may lead to cull farmers
01/17/2007 [-]
Poultry workers face job hunt
01/17/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia VLT revenues drop
01/16/2007 [-]
Tribunal planned for fisheries violations
01/16/2007 [-]
380 jobs to disappear with poultry plant
01/16/2007 [-]
Rankin Family to resume reunion tour
01/16/2007 [-]
Idol winner Avila, Plaskett among Canadian Radio Music Awards nominees
01/16/2007 [-]
Black MLA alleges discrimination at house
01/16/2007 [-]
N.S. Grits mixed over fighting election with interim leader
01/16/2007 [-]
Peace march leads to tips in East Preston slayings
01/16/2007 [-]
Fage car repair bill nears 3,500
01/16/2007 [-]
N.S. drivers warned against highway travel
01/15/2007 [-]
2 dead, 1 injured in Nova Scotia car rollover
01/15/2007 [-]
Man dies from injuries after bat beating
01/15/2007 [-]
Liberals plan 'super weekend' for delegates
01/15/2007 [-]
Schools close early as winter rolls in
01/15/2007 [-]
4 killed on Nova Scotia highways
01/15/2007 [-]
Millbrook woman to keep smoking room
01/14/2007 [-]
2 dead, 1 injured in Nova Scotia car rollover
01/14/2007 [-]
New Orleans-style funeral procession honours Halifax filmmaker
01/12/2007 [-]
Rankins postpone reunion tour after family death
01/12/2007 [-]
Students report stranger taking photos
01/12/2007 [-]
N.S. probes mistaken release of teens from custody
01/12/2007 [-]
Irving loses bid for submarine repair contract
01/12/2007 [-]
Samson to announce Grit leadership decision
01/12/2007 [-]
Rare sitting ends with new party donation rules
01/12/2007 [-]
Fold 'em, don't hold 'em, RCMP tells permit-less bars
01/12/2007 [-]
Youth wrongly let go from custody arrested
01/11/2007 [-]
Sleeping hunter unaware of search
01/11/2007 [-]
Police bust Halifax theft ring
01/11/2007 [-]
30 lose jobs in TRA restructuring
01/11/2007 [-]
Lawyer cautions Tory minister on Fage crash
01/10/2007 [-]
Auditor slams former premier on Games letter
01/10/2007 [-]
Mike Smith launches Liberal leadership bid
01/10/2007 [-]
Silent march will honour Canadian filmmaker killed in New Orleans
01/10/2007 [-]
Man charged in sex assault on girl, 12
01/10/2007 [-]
Tory MLA disputes adviser's Fage story
01/10/2007 [-]
Minimum wage in Nova Scotia should be increased, committee says
01/10/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia Power drops estimate of fuel costs 8m for upcoming rate hearing
01/10/2007 [-]
Province to respond to McEvoy recommendations
01/10/2007 [-]
Cheaper fuel no guarantee of cheaper power
01/10/2007 [-]
School board confirms African-Nova Scotian winner
01/09/2007 [-]
Environment group slams e-mail gaffe
01/09/2007 [-]
1 man in hospital, 1 charged after fight
01/09/2007 [-]
Critics free to challenge Fage's leave Speaker
01/09/2007 [-]
Headz Gamez files for bankruptcy
01/09/2007 [-]
This little piggy went to protest
01/09/2007 [-]
Wolfville satisfies hunger for food bank
01/09/2007 [-]
Fage takes break from legislature
01/08/2007 [-]
ACTRA on strike, but most actors still working
01/08/2007 [-]
NDP proposes rules to combat drunk driving
01/08/2007 [-]
Former union worker to stand trial on theft, fraud charges
01/08/2007 [-]
Fage questions to continue at legislature
01/08/2007 [-]
School mourns death of boy, 7, in fire
01/07/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia wetlands a mercury 'hotspot' study
01/06/2007 [-]
Lobster still king of Nova Scotia seafood industry
01/05/2007 [-]
Fage fallout puts chill on Grit-Tory relations
01/05/2007 [-]
Canadian 3-peat at world juniors
01/05/2007 [-]
'Glitch' behind delay in accident probe, police say
01/05/2007 [-]
Laura Gainey measures out sail cloth in Grenada in 2005. She died ...
01/05/2007 [-]
Filmmaker's slaying shocks Halifax community
01/05/2007 [-]
Lobster still king of Nova Scotia seafood industry
01/05/2007 [-]
Cape Breton U caught in a web of deceit
01/05/2007 [-]
Get the full Fage story, opposition urges premier
01/04/2007 [-]
First conductor of Atlantic symphony dies at 92
01/04/2007 [-]
Fage's actions questioned after driver leaves accident scene
01/04/2007 [-]
Warm weather leads to surge in mouse population
01/04/2007 [-]
Get ready to rumble on Highway 104
01/04/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia wetlands a mercury 'hotspot' study
01/04/2007 [-]
10 New Waterford men fined in EI scam
01/04/2007 [-]
Isolation drills proposed for schools
01/04/2007 [-]
Woodlot owners pick beetle over quarantine
01/04/2007 [-]
Nova Scotia MPs are first for sitting least
01/04/2007 [-]
The bulk of Nova Scotias 75 salmon rivers are closed to angling ...
01/03/2007 [-]
Icewine but no snow for skiers
01/03/2007 [-]
Widow picks up 1M lottery prize
01/03/2007 [-]
ATV sales hit the skids
01/03/2007 [-]
Bandit leaves church in the cold
01/03/2007 [-]
Anemia disease has devastated fish farms in New Brunswick
01/03/2007 [-]
Gusty weather disrupts Marine Atlantic schedule
01/03/2007 [-]
Angel connects student hero and bus driver
01/03/2007 [-]
New Glasgow man charged with murder
01/03/2007 [-]
Fishing vessel runs aground on bank of LaHave River in Nova Scotia
01/02/2007 [-]
N.S. justice minister cleared of conflict of interest
01/02/2007 [-]
Count of artifacts begins after fort break-in
01/02/2007 [-]
Minor storm brings major headaches to Halifax airport
01/02/2007 [-]
Man pleads not guilty in death of boy, 6
01/02/2007 [-]
Thrill seekers welcome new year with a splash
01/02/2007 [-]
Price cut hits Stora pulpwood suppliers
01/02/2007 [-]
Woman dead, two arrested in New Glasgow
01/01/2007 [-]
Tobeatic leaseholders have 30 days to choose land trade
12/31/2006 [-]
Many Nova Scotians Left Out of Post-Christmas Shopping Fun
12/29/2006 [-]
Manual brake inspections a grind mechanic
12/29/2006 [-]
Halifax high school bans fans from game
12/29/2006 [-]
2 face charges after standoff
12/29/2006 [-]
Vendors ready for junk food ban at schools
12/28/2006 [-]
Truro hospital lifts ban on visitors
12/28/2006 [-]
Few answers in case of alleged assault on senior
12/28/2006 [-]
Family of slain bartender questions Legion security
12/28/2006 [-]
Man in standoff with police in Dartmouth
12/28/2006 [-]
Cape Bretoner renews separation debate
12/28/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia Firefighter Dies Responding
12/27/2006 [-]
Suspect in N.S. axe attack found dead
12/27/2006 [-]
Man charged with Legion murder to remain in custody
12/27/2006 [-]
Unwanted snakes get safe haven in N.S.
12/27/2006 [-]
Sisters of slain teacher hunt for answers
12/27/2006 [-]
Boxing Day a sales frenzy unless you live in Nova Scotia
12/27/2006 [-]
Ferry Expected in Nova Scotia Tuesday Night
12/26/2006 [-]
Axe attack sends N.S. woman to hospital on Christmas
12/26/2006 [-]
NDP Leads, MacDonald Drops in Nova Scotia
12/26/2006 [-]
Nick Wright won't reoffer as Nova Scotia Green party leader
12/25/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia Green Party leader won't stay at helm
12/25/2006 [-]
CBC Nova Scotia News
12/25/2006 [-]
Q4 2006 Bank of Nova Scotia Earnings Conference Call/Present
12/24/2006 [-]
Canadian blues pioneer Dutch Mason dies
12/24/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia man's death suspicious, RCMP say
12/24/2006 [-]
Crew members safe after lobster vessel Monster Inc. sinks off Nova Scotia
12/22/2006 [-]
Gun violence must stop, community leaders say
12/22/2006 [-]
Chester doctors threaten emergency service reduction
12/22/2006 [-]
Assault charge follows Parks death
12/22/2006 [-]
Maritimers in Alberta seek jobs back home
12/21/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia up-and-comer sings praises of Santana
12/21/2006 [-]
Beer trade between Quebec and Nova Scotia just got easier
12/21/2006 [-]
Kindness begins with a 20 challenge
12/21/2006 [-]
Mild winter melts icewine hopes
12/21/2006 [-]
Fired school board members ponder lawsuit
12/21/2006 [-]
Boy, 16, accused of shooting Sally Ann volunteer
12/20/2006 [-]
Ontario man gets four years in prison after Nova Scotia school fire
12/20/2006 [-]
Leave asbestos in attics untouched report
12/20/2006 [-]
Trucking company lacking high-speed internet worried about new U.S. rules
12/20/2006 [-]
Surplus 'razor thin' finance minister
12/20/2006 [-]
EI harder to get on Cape Breton
12/20/2006 [-]
Shooting victim's mom pleads for witnesses
12/20/2006 [-]
School fire nets man 4 years
12/20/2006 [-]
Dismissed school board members keep pay
12/19/2006 [-]
Bank robber, 61, wanted police to shoot
12/19/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia Greens to seek new leader
12/19/2006 [-]
Marshall Jr. faces alleged victim in healing circle
12/19/2006 [-]
Province dissolves Halifax school board
12/19/2006 [-]
TV, film productions brace for strike
12/19/2006 [-]
Robber ties up workers, flees with laptops
12/19/2006 [-]
Savage rules out Liberal leadership run
12/19/2006 [-]
Woman on Nova Scotia ship swept overboard
12/18/2006 [-]
Liberals reveal ER closure numbers
12/18/2006 [-]
No ebb to westward flow, APEC says
12/18/2006 [-]
Cafe, store planned for fossil site
12/18/2006 [-]
Suspect you have Norwalk? Stay home
12/18/2006 [-]
Volunteers, donations down at North Sydney Sally Ann
12/18/2006 [-]
Navy families reunited with warship's return
12/18/2006 [-]
Man faces charges after abduction at gunpoint
12/16/2006 [-]
Window maker expands; 238 jobs promised
12/16/2006 [-]
Flipped garbage truck causes highway death
12/14/2006 [-]
Century-old sewer line faces major repair
12/14/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia offers drivers fuel efficiency advice
12/14/2006 [-]
Scolded school board getting message chair
12/13/2006 [-]
Report predicts 6,710 Nova Scotians will be diagnosed in 2020 ...
12/13/2006 [-]
Squabbling school board faces dissolution
12/13/2006 [-]
Police seek Santa's little pelters
12/13/2006 [-]
Two-boat ferry service suggested for Fundy
12/13/2006 [-]
NDP biggest loser in N.S. campaign reform bill
12/12/2006 [-]
Sears Canada to remain closed on Boxing Day in Nova Scotia
12/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotians dominate nominations...
12/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotians dominate nominations for 2007 East Coast Music Awards
12/12/2006 [-]
Sierra Leone Standard Chartered Bank Boosts Nova Scotia HIV Campaign
12/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia man crushed by crane
12/12/2006 [-]
Slower operator response possible for internet 911 calls
12/12/2006 [-]
N.S. artists lead pack of East Coast Music Award nominees
12/12/2006 [-]
Review supports widening of Chebucto Road
12/12/2006 [-]
Tory support still sliding poll
12/12/2006 [-]
Police get few answers in shooting deaths
12/12/2006 [-]
Picton Castle crew vows to search until hope exhausted
12/12/2006 [-]
Sierra Leone Standard Chartered Bank Boosts Nova Scotia HIV Campaign
12/11/2006 [-]
Virus spreads at Halifax-area hospitals
12/11/2006 [-]
New Waterford man vanishes on walk
12/11/2006 [-]
Police pick up Glace Bay runaway, 14
12/11/2006 [-]
2 dead in East Preston shootings
12/09/2006 [-]
Woman on Nova Scotia ship swept overboard
12/09/2006 [-]
Woman swept overboard in mid-Atlantic
12/08/2006 [-]
Don't hurry to quarantine woods Taylor tells Ottawa
12/08/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia opposition MLAs call for auto rate decreases
12/08/2006 [-]
Bank of Nova Scotia quarterly profit rises
12/08/2006 [-]
Former Nova Scotia Youth Center...
12/08/2006 [-]
300M golf resort planned for Louisbourg
12/08/2006 [-]
Family of slain sailor thankful for support
12/08/2006 [-]
Mom makes public appeal for girl to return
12/08/2006 [-]
Morse says beetle quarantine up to Ottawa
12/08/2006 [-]
One man dead, one in custody
12/07/2006 [-]
WWII bomber's unearthing raises questions
12/07/2006 [-]
Art room dedicated to slain teacher
12/06/2006 [-]
Murderer accused in sex assault to remain in custody
12/06/2006 [-]
N.S. private member's bill offers hope for EI changes
12/06/2006 [-]
Logger nurses injuries after tree breaks his leg
12/06/2006 [-]
Youth programs a priority, Halifax council says
12/06/2006 [-]
U.S. cracks down on illegal lobster
12/06/2006 [-]
Former MLA appears in court on 91 forgery charges
12/04/2006 [-]
Shovels ready? S'no time like now
12/04/2006 [-]
Christmas Daddies donations up
12/03/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia joins handful of...
12/03/2006 [-]
Bank of Nova Scotia, TD round out the week
12/01/2006 [-]
What smoke ban? First Nation asks
12/01/2006 [-]
Most Nova Scotians aren't, according to a new study
12/01/2006 [-]
Nova Scotians rate themselves last on the happiness scale
12/01/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia brings in smoking ban in...
12/01/2006 [-]
Heritage site needs funding Lunenburg mayor
12/01/2006 [-]
NSP, salvage company face charges in worker deaths
12/01/2006 [-]
1 dead in Dartmouth robbery
12/01/2006 [-]
Butt out in Nova Scotia
11/30/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia bans smoking in public places
11/30/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia bans smoking in public places
11/30/2006 [-]
'We don't want boring' Canada Council director says
11/30/2006 [-]
Teacher, 67, gets age-discrimination hearing
11/30/2006 [-]
Bid to host 2014 Commonwealth Games to cost 14.3M
11/30/2006 [-]
Ottawa consolidates Status of Women services
11/30/2006 [-]
New technical centre promises 150 jobs
11/30/2006 [-]
Brookfield tire burning plan fuels debate
11/30/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia rejects pricey cancer drug
11/29/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia identifies five cold...
11/28/2006 [-]
4 murders, 1 missing person in 50K reward program
11/28/2006 [-]
Province to review special needs education
11/28/2006 [-]
Rules for breast reduction surgery too strict critics
11/28/2006 [-]
Parrsboro board-game project in doubt mayor
11/27/2006 [-]
Scotiabank sees Canadian dollar topping 90 cents U.S. in 2007
11/27/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia plan to store natural gas in salt caverns unveiled
11/27/2006 [-]
Blaze destroys Marion Bridge centre
11/27/2006 [-]
Dumping day begins under watchful eyes
11/26/2006 [-]
Berlin Wall sections in Nova Scotia need new home
11/25/2006 [-]
Remains of mother of 4 found in Nova Scotia
11/24/2006 [-]
Suspect in sex attack appears in court
11/24/2006 [-]
Feds announce millions for transit upgrades
11/24/2006 [-]
Parties pat themselves on back at N.S. legislature's end
11/23/2006 [-]
Remains in N.S. woods are fresh, female police
11/23/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia won't help keep terminally ill woman alive
11/23/2006 [-]
NDP ends stall tactic over donation bill
11/23/2006 [-]
Clergy get basic training on Afghanistan
11/23/2006 [-]
Threat of walkout puts hospitals on alert
11/22/2006 [-]
Province denies drug coverage to terminally ill Halifax woman
11/22/2006 [-]
John Allan Cameron Celtic godfather dies
11/22/2006 [-]
Valley board destroying French immersion parents
11/21/2006 [-]
Rescuers use bulldozer to save worker
11/21/2006 [-]
The Law of Dreams wins Governor General's fiction prize
11/21/2006 [-]
Should lottery tickets carry addiction warnings?
11/21/2006 [-]
Suspect in fatal stabbing remains in custody
11/21/2006 [-]
Facility for adults with disabilities a step backwards parents
11/21/2006 [-]
Parties squabble over political donation rules
11/21/2006 [-]
Mapping race for ocean riches underway
11/21/2006 [-]
Canadian army needs reservists to fill gaps in Afghan mission commander
11/21/2006 [-]
Activists Want Protected Swath From Cape Cod To Nova Scotia
11/20/2006 [-]
NDP filibusters over election finance bill
11/20/2006 [-]
Wedgeport residents fed up with crime wave
11/20/2006 [-]
Schoolkids to receive free MedicAlert bracelets
11/20/2006 [-]
Search resumes for missing hunter, 85
11/20/2006 [-]
Murder suspect granted transfer to federal jail
11/20/2006 [-]
Goldboro energy supporters push for jobs
11/18/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia government to limit...
11/18/2006 [-]
Christmas Tree From Nova Scotia Arrives In Boston
11/18/2006 [-]
From a Nova Scotia yard to light up the Common
11/17/2006 [-]
New police to tackle family violence
11/17/2006 [-]
Admit guilt in writing or be disbarred, society tells lawyer
11/17/2006 [-]
Tories propose grant for political parties
11/17/2006 [-]
Search underway for missing hunter
11/17/2006 [-]
Boy charged after mob converges on home
11/17/2006 [-]
Stellarton police chief charged with mischief
11/17/2006 [-]
Valley teen not dumped in woods RCMP
11/17/2006 [-]
Liberal leadership vote set for April
11/17/2006 [-]
Volunteer builders rally around Scotchtown couple
11/17/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia government moves to...
11/16/2006 [-]
Get water workers up to speed, court orders town
11/16/2006 [-]
Background checks now required for port workers
11/16/2006 [-]
New Glasgow building evacuated after 4 workers faint
11/16/2006 [-]
Mounties prevent vigilante justice
11/16/2006 [-]
Gas wholesaler pumps up rural stations as prices rise
11/16/2006 [-]
Accounting practices not followed at some Halifax schools audit
11/15/2006 [-]
In-Flight Safety And J.P. Cormier Each Win Three Nova Scotia Music Awards
11/15/2006 [-]
Globex Acquires Gross Metal Royalty on Zinc-Lead Deposit in Nova Scotia
11/14/2006 [-]
Whales might delay start of lobster season
11/14/2006 [-]
2 soldiers killed in crash, 1 charged
11/13/2006 [-]
Short-handed auto repair shops eyeing immigrants
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia weeklies launch daily news site
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia backs federal...
11/12/2006 [-]
Virus strikes dozens at Nova Scotia university
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia to restrict in-store cigarette displays
11/12/2006 [-]
Ferry service linking Nova Scotia and...
11/12/2006 [-]
Ferry service linking Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to stay afloat
11/12/2006 [-]
Newfoundland pondering second line to Nova Scotia in wake of phone outage
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia tuition cut panned for...
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia Conservatives receive...
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia Fish, fog, ferries
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia hospital workers reach tentative pension deal
11/12/2006 [-]
Strike by thousands of Nova Scotia...
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia prepares to fight EmiraÂs proposal to ship liquified ...
11/12/2006 [-]
NB pipeline proposal worries Nova Scotia
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia Music Week To Feature Plaskett, Mays And More
11/12/2006 [-]
Four Nova Scotians rescued from...
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia still backs LNG projects
11/12/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia fights  reluctantly  for itself
11/10/2006 [-]
CUPE hospital workers accept deal
11/10/2006 [-]
Norwalk confirmed at Digby hospital
11/10/2006 [-]
Entertainment makeover planned for racetrack
11/10/2006 [-]
'Shocking' number of job-seekers lack basic math skills
11/10/2006 [-]
Merchant vessel rescues 4 on N.S. sailboat in stormy seas
11/09/2006 [-]
NDP wonders why health document edited
11/09/2006 [-]
Sailboats in distress in stormy seas
11/09/2006 [-]
Officials seek solution to Halifax violence
11/08/2006 [-]
Businesses turn to airlines amid Marine Atlantic woes
11/08/2006 [-]
War veteran's killer eludes police
11/08/2006 [-]
Eiger subsidiary to develop entertainment complex in heart of Sydney, Nova Scotia
11/08/2006 [-]
Wedding day for war brides again
11/07/2006 [-]
Bus company, strip club owner dies of cancer
11/05/2006 [-]
Salty fog cited for Nova Scotia power outages
11/03/2006 [-]
Grits propose return of arms-length N.S. arts council
11/03/2006 [-]
Justice minister interfered in youth case, NDP charge
11/03/2006 [-]
Indian Brook candidate list tops 100
11/03/2006 [-]
N.S. hospital strike averted, health minister says
11/02/2006 [-]
Graveyard uncovered at Louisbourg fort
11/01/2006 [-]
Premier's ex-adviser takes heat for new job
11/01/2006 [-]
NSP cancels wind project businessman
11/01/2006 [-]
Halloween hooligans in Glace Bay keep police busy
11/01/2006 [-]
CUPE hospital workers in N.S. get tentative contract
10/31/2006 [-]
Dr. Mabel, Bell's granddaughter, dies
10/31/2006 [-]
Accused drunk driver faces new charges
10/31/2006 [-]
Search underway at missing woman's home
10/31/2006 [-]
Help Wanted signs dot Cape Breton
10/30/2006 [-]
Heating rebate program moved up
10/30/2006 [-]
Regulator rejects Antigonish merger
10/30/2006 [-]
Donations to parties good business Trade Centre
10/30/2006 [-]
Minority Tories expect support from Liberals
10/30/2006 [-]
Hospital workers push back strike deadline
10/27/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia tuition cut panned for excluding out-of-province students
10/27/2006 [-]
Tory donations top opposition total
10/27/2006 [-]
Nova Scotian students promised tuition cut
10/27/2006 [-]
No road for Victoria Cross winner
10/26/2006 [-]
Hospital workers reject binding arbitration
10/26/2006 [-]
Marine Atlantic ferry loses power, hits wharf
10/26/2006 [-]
Critics slam school assistance program
10/26/2006 [-]
Farewell Halifax, hello Afghanistan
10/26/2006 [-]
Wanted champion for Dartmouth lakes
10/26/2006 [-]
VLTs not unbeatable
10/25/2006 [-]
Hospital worker demands top 100M d'Entremont
10/25/2006 [-]
Sick Filipino makes humanitarian appeal to stay
10/25/2006 [-]
RCMP stumped for clues in missing mom case
10/25/2006 [-]
Student faces gun possession charge
10/25/2006 [-]
LeBlanc inquiry ends with recommendations
10/24/2006 [-]
Private health care needs debate d'Entremont
10/24/2006 [-]
Student numbers expected to plunge
10/24/2006 [-]
Dal prof gets the lead out
10/24/2006 [-]
Appeal to build towering Halifax hotel rejected
10/24/2006 [-]
Highway safety plan targets rescuers
10/23/2006 [-]
Overzealous enforcers ruined rally ATVers
10/23/2006 [-]
Capers move east of Ordinary
10/23/2006 [-]
Halifax wins 2008 Acadian games
10/23/2006 [-]
St. FX on mend from outbreak
10/23/2006 [-]
Games factory spurs fight over workers in Parrsboro
10/23/2006 [-]
Flames engulf Wolfville restaurant
10/20/2006 [-]
Call-centre firm rings up new jobs
10/20/2006 [-]
Single boss recommended for air ambulance system
10/20/2006 [-]
DFO forced to end fish-for-science barter system
10/20/2006 [-]
Anti-smoking fight targets corner stores
10/20/2006 [-]
Abstract painter Boucher wins arts prize
10/19/2006 [-]
Fish plant lures new market with slime eel
10/19/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia ranks low on impaired driving report card
10/19/2006 [-]
Lack of continuing-care beds causes overcrowding at Yarmouth hospital
10/19/2006 [-]
N.S. considers putting electronics, oil filters on no-trash list
10/19/2006 [-]
Universities on alert for virus
10/18/2006 [-]
Dummy shares smart message against bullying
10/18/2006 [-]
N.S. community services minister ordered to act for teen in care
10/18/2006 [-]
Suspected Norwalk virus hits N.S. university
10/17/2006 [-]
NSP passing greenhouse costs to you experts
10/17/2006 [-]
Mountie faces charges after firing own gun
10/17/2006 [-]
Stoffer warns of DFO cuts
10/17/2006 [-]
N.S. Liquor Corp. ponders Sunday sales
10/17/2006 [-]
Chapel Island band rejects lobster deal
10/16/2006 [-]
Goodbye tokens, bridge commission says
10/16/2006 [-]
Body ID'd as ex-Marine
10/16/2006 [-]
Native fishermen start counting lobsters
10/14/2006 [-]
Justin Trudeau says land purchase will protect area of Nova Scotia coastline
10/14/2006 [-]
Dooks generates windstorm of controversy
10/14/2006 [-]
Valley woman's disappearance stumps police
10/14/2006 [-]
6 honoured for bravery
10/13/2006 [-]
Ferry deal hung up on details
10/13/2006 [-]
Nova Scotia's economic growth modest, says RBC economics
10/12/2006 [-]
Dad gets 2 years for maiming newborn
10/12/2006 [-]
Strike threat looms over hospitals
10/11/2006 [-] Parents should pay for kids' crimes Halifax council
10/10/2006 [-] Nova Scotia Power wants nine per cent hike
10/10/2006 [-] Deaths in garage tied to drinking
10/09/2006 [-] Deaths of N.S. trio tied to drinking
10/08/2006 Nova Scotians ease into Sunday shopping
10/08/2006 Nova Scotia opens its doors for Sunday business
10/06/2006 Nova Scotia eyes deposits for offshore kickstart
10/04/2006 Grocers win Sunday shopping battle in N.S.
10/04/2006 Vandals target native lobster traps
09/30/2006 Hurricane Isaac may lash Nova Scotia, N.L.
09/29/2006 Accused vigilantes charged in Cape Breton
09/28/2006 4 men honoured for rescuing crash survivors
09/25/2006 Transatlantic childbirth diverts plane to Halifax
09/22/2006 Sierra Leone Nova Scotia Organizes Clinic for Teachers
09/22/2006 Nova Scotia Organizes Clinic for Teachers
09/18/2006 Malaysia Utama "Not Aware" Of Nova Scotia Bank Bid For RHB
09/12/2006 Bank Of Nova Scotia Gets OK To Open Shanghai Branch
09/11/2006 Cormorant in fatal crash hit water, broke up report
09/11/2006 Halifax hosts Rice on 9/11 anniversary
09/08/2006 Rice to mark 9/11 anniversary in Nova Scotia
09/08/2006 Rice to thank Nova Scotians on 9/11 anniversary
09/08/2006 History made, a dream fulfilled
09/06/2006 Air show rethinks U.S. war plane addition report
09/04/2006 Nova Scotia town's fate hangs on Stora electricity rate hearing
09/02/2006 Dion event in Nova Scotia no dine and dash Liberal organizer
08/29/2006 American Eagle Begins Service Between New York LaGuardia and Halifax, Nova Scotia
08/28/2006 Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index rebounds in July
08/28/2006 Vandals send anti-gentrification message
08/27/2006 New Green Party leader hopes to land seat in home province of Nova Scotia
08/22/2006 Military wraps up chopper crash probe
08/18/2006 Nova Scotia university to receive 4 million to set up health study centre
08/16/2006 Exxon Mobil Faces Charges Over Nova Scotia Spill
08/16/2006 Irish Fest reaching to Nova Scotia
08/16/2006 Nova Scotia reaches for the stars
08/14/2006 MacDonald confirms marital separation
08/09/2006 New citizen criticizes Canada's response to Mideast crisis
08/08/2006 Nova Scotia's 1st shark derby of year draws protesters
08/07/2006 Nova Scotia's 1st shark derby of year draws protesters
08/02/2006 Board of inquiry to investigate Cormorant crash off Nova Scotia
07/31/2006 Town of Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, to receive the Prince of Wales Prize
07/31/2006 Nova Scotia getting more windmills
07/30/2006 Sunday shopping issue never dies in Nova Scotia
07/29/2006 Hundreds gather in Halifax to remember Africville
07/25/2006 High-tech dive leads to Atlantic marine find
07/23/2006 Crews mop up oil spill in Halifax harbour
07/21/2006 Fewer people playing VLTs in Nova Scotia
07/21/2006 Weakened tropical storm to drench Nova Scotia
07/20/2006 Navy ships on standby for Mideast mission
07/19/2006 SPCA visit upsets homeless dogowner
07/18/2006 Memorial service to be held for helicopter crash victims
07/14/2006 Cause of chopper crash that killed 3 a mystery crew head
07/14/2006 Military halts training flights after chopper crash
07/13/2006 Keddy Announces Federal Investment of 1.3 Million at Seven Fishing Harbours in Nova Scotia
07/13/2006 Three dead in military helicopter crash off N.S.
07/13/2006 Three dead in chopper crash off Nova Scotia
07/12/2006 Nova Scotia town OK's sale of airport
07/10/2006 Warship returns after leading NATO mission
07/10/2006 16 officers investigate possible homicide in North Sydney
07/07/2006 Nova Scotia considering private-health-care options
07/05/2006 Sobeys moves Sunday shopping battle to court
07/04/2006 No subsidy for Fundy ferry, Nova Scotia premier says
06/30/2006 Gay RCMP officers set to marry in Nova Scotia
06/30/2006 Nova Scotia unveils offshore project
06/30/2006 Gay RCMP officers set to marry in Nova Scotia
06/30/2006 Nova Scotia NDP push for worker protection on Sunday shopping
06/30/2006 Nova Scotia announces benefits and royalty agreement for Deep Panuke
06/30/2006 EnCana revives Nova Scotia's offshore hopes
06/30/2006 EnCana and Nova Scotia establish framework for Deep Panuke natural gas development
06/29/2006 Nova Scotia Plane Crash Blamed on Bad Data
06/29/2006 Nova Scotia Tories pledge economic development, finance reform
06/29/2006 Nova Scotia MLAs to tackle budget
06/29/2006 Crew fatigue cited in 2004 Halifax plane crash
06/28/2006 Nova Scotia revamps Sunday shopping rules
06/28/2006 School's out for 1,000 teachers in Nova Scotia
06/26/2006 Nova Scotia premier names expanded cabinet
06/26/2006 Nova Scotia Premier names cabinet
06/23/2006 Nova Scotia vows Sunday-shopping crackdown
06/23/2006 Nova Scotia vows Sunday-shopping crack down
06/23/2006 Nova Scotia premier to address Sunday shopping issue
06/22/2006 Nova Scotia's economy stays healthy RBC Economics
06/20/2006 Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces Mayann E. Francis as Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
06/20/2006 Paper-mill workers in Nova Scotia accept contract
06/20/2006 Nova Scotia to have first black lieutenant-governor
06/19/2006 Coast guard searches, finds no one off Nova Scotia
06/18/2006 Nova Scotia's big retailers duck Sunday shopping ban
06/18/2006 Coat guard searches, finds no one off Nova Scotia
06/18/2006 Coast guard searches, finds no one off Nova Scotia
06/16/2006 Britons missing off Nova Scotia
06/16/2006 3 rescued off coast of Nova Scotia
06/15/2006 Alberto storm remnants lash Nova Scotia
06/15/2006 Statement by the Prime Minister on the Results of the Nova Scotia Election
06/14/2006 Tories in Nova Scotia win reduced minority
06/13/2006 Nova Scotians put tight rein on Tories
06/13/2006 Nova Scotia Tories win minority
06/13/2006 Polls close in Nova Scotia
06/13/2006 Tories win minority in Nova Scotia election
06/13/2006 Nova Scotia Tories and NDP bracing for close vote
06/13/2006 Nova Scotians voting in provincial election
06/12/2006 Nova Scotia leaders out in force on election eve
06/12/2006 Nova Scotia's Salmon River named 'Hockeyville'
06/11/2006 Canada has voted! Salmon River, Nova Scotia is KRAFT HOCKEYVILLE 2006
06/07/2006 Nova Scotians more likely to die after stroke
06/03/2006 Bondarenkos finally sail home to Nova Scotia
06/01/2006 Informative Technology New Web Portal ITNovaScotia Focuses Exclusively on Nova Scotia?s High Tech Success
05/24/2006 Lightbridge closes Nova Scotia call center
05/20/2006 Nova Scotia parties trying to appear pro-green
05/20/2006 Nova Scotia parties trying to appear pro-green
05/17/2006 Nova Scotia votes
05/16/2006 Natural gas conduit from Nova Scotia to Maine proposed
05/13/2006 Nova Scotia to hold June 13 elections
05/13/2006 Nova Scotia vote called for June 13
05/13/2006 Nova Scotia election called