Halifax is in for a messy Sunday, with rain, possible ice pellets and a freezing-rain window late in the morning before fog, drizzle and windy conditions take over. The setup could affect travel and daytime plans across the region, so the freezing-rain advisory lead should anchor today's coverage.
RCMP say multiple police vehicles left at Potlotek First Nation were vandalized after officers departed on foot, including smashed windows, flat tires and damaged interiors. The allegation is fresh and tied to a contentious protest scene.
Repeated fuel-price increases in Nova Scotia are adding heavy operating costs for companies in Cape Breton, including contractors facing steep daily jumps in fuel spending. The downstream effect could show up in prices and services across the region.
A Halifax couple is asking whether a mover can handle two nearby pickup stops before a single drop-off on moving day. It’s a practical local cost-and-logistics question for readers who’ve moved around the city.
Église Sainte-Marie in Church Point and Trinity Anglican Church in Digby are the only Maritime finalists in a national heritage competition for preservation funding. The contest is live and the finalists are regionally notable heritage sites.
Nova Scotia’s seniors federation is working to recover after a steep membership drop tied to pandemic losses. The rebuilding effort has civic importance for older residents and families watching community groups rebound.
Volunteers in the annual bald eagle count in Kings County saw more than 600 birds, a record for the nearly 50-year-old survey. It’s a bright local nature story with strong community appeal.
A reader is asking for tips on where to spot woodcocks around Halifax, with iNaturalist sightings offering only scattered clues. It’s a small but very local nature conversation.
Readers are swapping store tips after one person asked where to find a mini Needoh in Halifax or Dartmouth. It’s the kind of simple everyday scavenger hunt that gets local attention.
A newcomer to Halifax is trying to track down UK-to-Canada adapters and asking which stores are best to check. It’s a quick practical ask that speaks to day-to-day settling-in.