Tony says he's just a crane driver at the Port of Halifax who believes in his city and the people in it. And that a post he made on social media today shouldn't be going viral for doing what's right in the world.

Bad news travels fast as they say. But good news can reach right into your heart.

Support is being offered for people in the Portapique area following the death of Leon Joudrey. He could be considered the 24th victim of the tragedy from 2020.

It isn't something that happens often in Canada. But what happens now that the union has publicly said it has lost confidence in Halifax Police Chief Dan Kinsella?

We are in for an expensive heating season. And the political heat is being turned up on the oil companies who are "war profiteering".

Mi'kmaw elder Daniel Paul has spent most of the last thirty years sharing knowledge about the first inhabitants of Turtle Island. And now that the 84-year old is facing a stark prognosis, there's one more piece of unfinished business.

Even with long lines and lost luggage, travelling can take you to amazing places and experiences. And an even better appreciation for the simple things.

Something a little different for this episode. A story about how I ended up getting matching suits with CTV News Anchor Bruce Frisco.

Staying COVID free hasn't been the result of magic or mystery. But it will all be put to the test for me soon because of where I'm headed.

A rising tide lifts all ships as the saying goes. But where are the lifelines for the people barely keeping their heads above water?