Feeds from CBCAmateur SportsArts Arts & Design Books British Columbia Calgary Canada Consumer Life Curling Edmonton Film Health Manitoba Media Money Montreal Music New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador North Nova Scotia Ottawa Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan Sports Technology & Science Theatre Top Stories Toronto TV World All Feeds |
Nova Scotia - Feed
Find the latest news stories from CBC on the topic Nova Scotia. |
 2 arrested after Bras d'Or hold-up Police arrested two people after an armed robbery at a gas station in Bras d'Or yesterday.
|
 Acadian leader Paul Comeau dies Paul Comeau, who died Saturday at 62, is being remembered as a champion of Acadian culture.
|
 Glace Bay tribute to WW I hero restored after accident A tribute to a fallen World War One solider in Glace Bay, N.S. has been restored to its original condition after being smashed into pieces in December.
|
 Blue Nose Marathon draws thousands to Halifax Thousands of Maritimers are likely nursing sore muscles after taking part in the Blue Nose Marathon Sunday morning.
|
 Halifax Police find missing Forensic Hospital patient The Halifax Regional Police say Amy Elizabeth Ogilvie is back at the East Coast Forensic Hospital after being relocated Saturday.
|
 Occupy Nova Scotia considering legal options Occupy Nova Scotia may launch a civil lawsuit for wrongful arrest following their eviction from Victoria Park in Halifax last November.
|
 Cape Breton Police recover stolen Methadone The Cape Breton Regional Police have recovered dozens of bottles of Methadone that they say was stolen from Sexton's Drugstore in Sydney Mines early Friday morning.
|
 Thousands of kids lace up in youth run A tidal wave of children filled the streets of downtown Halifax Saturday to take part in the Doctors Nova Scotia Youth run.
|
 Antigonish man charged with attempted murder The RCMP were called to a home on St. Mary's Street around 6 p.m. Friday where they said a man attacked a woman.
|
|
|
 N.S. teachers slam Dexter's education cuts Hundreds of Nova Scotia teachers are meeting in Halifax this weekend to discuss the Dexter government's cuts to education, along with other issues.
|
 NewPage workers learn who's losing jobs Hundreds of employees from the former NewPage mill in Port Hawkesbury are finding out if they'll have work when the mill reopens later this year.
|
 Immigration fraud charges laid against 3 Halifax men Three men who ran an immigration consulting firm in Halifax have been charged with running a fraud scheme to get people into Canada, it was announced today.
|
 Flesh Dress stars at Halifax art show A new show at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia staring the Flesh Dress is exploring the concept of skin.
|
 Dartmouth's Ocean Nutrition sold for $540M A Nova Scotia fish oil company has been sold for $540 million.
|
 Pit bull attacks Cape Breton woman A Cape Breton, N.S., woman says she's lucky to be alive after a pit bull dog attacked her while she was walking in her neighbourhood.
|
 $150K reward for help on missing Dartmouth woman Nova Scotia is offering a $150,000 reward for help solving the disappearance of a Dartmouth, N.S., woman.
|
 Truro Police lay charges in home invasion An 18-year-old Truro man is facing several charges after an incident that ended up in a shootout with Truro police Thursday.
|
 Legislature ends with no bill to address power rates The leaders of Nova Scotia's opposition parties said they're disappointed the spring session of the legislature has ended with no decisive action to address increases to power rates.
|
 Man in restroom uses stun gun on Halifax lounge worker A night on the town had a shocking ending early this morning when a man allegedly used a stun gun on a Halifax bar worker after he was caught in a restroom stall with a woman.
|
 Sydney animal shelter settlement coming There may soon be a negotiated settlement in the dispute over control of the Sydney animal shelter.
|
 Neighbours against proposed Bedford condos People who live near Dartmouth Road in Bedford are speaking out against two proposed condominium buildings.
|
 Large fire guts garage on historic Chester property People who live near Haddon Hall in Chester say they heard explosions Thursday night as a large fire engulfed the garage on the property.
|
 Dartmouth refinery workers shocked jobs at risk Workers at the Dartmouth oil refinery say they were caught off guard when Imperial Oil announced Thursday that the business is up for sale.
|
 Experts to review East Coast Forensic Hospital The province has hired two out-of-province psychiatrists to review procedures at the East Coast Forensic Hospital.
|
 Richmond County warden dies at 64 Richmond County is mourning the loss of its warden, who died Wednesday night after a battle with cancer. John Boudreau was 64 years old.
|
