-Raccoon attacks Halifax woman, leaving 16 puncture wounds: 'It was almost like a sneak attack'

-Owls Head to become Nova Scotia's next provincial park

-Man charged with murder in March shooting on Halifax's Gottingen Street

-Police release photo of man wanted in series of indecent acts

-Ukrainian newcomer Masha has eighth birthday party to remember

-Council to debate over four parks in HRM identified for potential homelessness encampment sites

-34-year-old man identified as victim in Dartmouth homicide

-Blue whale to soar through the air in Halifax by this fall

-Bedford teen wins Spelling Bee of Canada

-Gas prices reach record-high in Nova Scotia

-Commanding officer of HMCS Halifax removed from command

-"Spaces Burnside" to offer flexible workspaces in emergence of hybrid workers

-New Zealand musician Don McGlashan heads up from Down Under to play the Carleton next week

-Wined & Dined

-Nova Scotia reports nearly 1,500 new cases of COVID-19, 21 deaths

-Nova Scotia to test out new payment model for family doctors

-Bay Ferries says it's sold around 15,100 tickets so far for 2022 Cat service in early stage of season

-Nova Scotia provides over $8.6-million to seniors initiatives

-Prices at the Pumps

-N.S. introduces new program to retain and attract skilled tradespeople

-MCC hears witness testimony from Director of Strategic Communications, Lia Scanlan

-Titanic Experience project proposed for Port of Halifax

-Man charged after Dartmouth robbery Tuesday night

-Police investigating afternoon sexual assault in Halifax

-Largest cruise ship to ever visit Halifax arrives Tuesday morning

-Tweets informing the public about mass killer went out as quickly as possible, communications officer says

-HRM wins legal battle over public access to Silver Sands Beach in Cow Bay

-SPCA: two women charged in separate cases in the selling of animals

-Doctors Nova Scotia name new president

-Body of Windsor Junction man found in Three Mile Lake

-Righting a historic wrong: Black settlers finally get their monument in Dartmouth

-The Canadian Coast Guard dedicates the CCGS Hare Bay into service

-Start your projectors! Open-air movies return with Speedway Drive-In

-Soaring food prices force more Nova Scotians to use food banks, committee hears

-Ukrainian refugees were sitting with their 'bags packed waiting' to come to Halifax

-Stages Theatre Fest taking place at Alderney Landing next week

-Wined and Dined with Mark DeWolf

Nova Scotia to welcome over 300 Ukranians Thursday night

COVID-19 update

Solo kayaker intends to ‘reverse the bad’ with year-long trip

Springhill residents protest ongoing doctor dispute

Prices at the Pumps with Dan McTeague

Nova Scotia to welcome over 300 Ukrainians Thursday

Nova Scotia to create 1,500 new child-care spaces

HRM introduces parking ticket forgiveness program

Neighbours push back against infill application to dump excavation leftovers into Dartmouth Cove