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Canadian artists pen opera in honour of YVR taser victim Robert Dziekanski
13 hrs ago | The Chronicle Herald
BRIGHTON: Nova Scotia must take innovation more seriously
A David and Goliath contest in Nova Scotia, pitching an ingenue inventor against the towering figure of Canada's industrial science complex, may highlight the folly of leaving innovation to chance.
17 hrs ago | The Chronicle Herald
Best of the best: Top 10 Nova Scotia inventions
Nova Scotians have long been an inventive bunch. Not all of the creations have been memorable and not all have stuck around, but those that top the list and continue to have an impact on our daily lives are worthy of note.
21 hrs ago | The Chronicle Herald
Man shot in back on Creighton Street
Halifax's fourth shooting in three days left a 19-year-old man in hospital Saturday night after he was shot in the back in what police say could be a random act.
Gospel blues legends the Blind Boys of Alabama will be appearing as the special guest of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at the Halifax Metro Centre on Thursday, after scheduling conflicts required Jimmy Cliff to drop out of the band's Atlantic Canadian dates.
Irving lays off 44 at Halifax shipyard
Irving has yet to start negotiations on the details of the $25 billion shipbuilding contract it won in October.
The Secret Codes, a major new exhibition of contemporary quilts by African-Nova Scotian quilt makers, opens Saturday, 1 p.m., at Chase Gallery, Public Archives of Nova Scotia, 6016 University Ave, Halifax.
CarteNav Solutions Inc. Awarded Atlantic Innovation Funding
ACOAs Atlantic Innovation Fund is an initiative through which the Government of Canada is making strategic investments aimed at increasing Atlantic Canadas innovation capacity.
Despite early storm, Canadian forecasters expect average hurricane season
Shots fired on Quinpool Road in Halifax
Halifax Regional Police blocked off part of Quinpool Road on Thursday afternoon after reports of a shooting in the area.
Fake $50s circulated around N.S.
Halifax Police have released the name of a man charged with passing counterfeit $50 bills in the city and say they are investigating the possibility the man may be linked to other counterfeiting incidents around Nova Scotia.
Quick Cooperation contained Williams Lake fire
A spokesman for the Halifax Regional Fire Department said improved protocols contributed to the rapid containment of a brush fire in the Williams Lake area of Halifax Monday.
Removing mental health stigma bigger priority than funding: health minister
Canada needs to deal with the stigma surrounding mental health issues before it can go on to tackle funding questions, says federal Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq.
Many famous people besides Queen Victoria were born in May. One of them was Nova Scotian, Abraham Pineo Gesner, A monument to him was erected in Camp Hill Cemetery by Imperial Oil in 1933.
Nova Scotia call for startups goes global
The premise was simple, but it was unclear if anyone would embrace it. Looking to boost its startup scene, Nova Scotia put out a worldwide call for companies focused on clean technology.
Two exhibitions of work by local ceramists open at Saint Mary's University Art Gallery on Thursday at 6 p.m., followed by a ceramics symposium.
Halifax firefighters battle brush fire in wooded area, prompting evacuation
A brush fire has erupted in a wooded area in Halifax, forcing the evacuation of some people from their homes.
Canada, U.S. tuna treaty grows testy ahead of talks
School children watch as fishermen prepare to clean a bluefin tuna in Eastern Passage, N.S., near Halifax, on Thursday, Sept.
A family's history remains vivid through love letters
Consider the letter Ernest Victor Maddox wrote in 1896 from the newly discovered goldfields of Alaska to Annie Carol Bonney, then a comely young schoolmarm on Vashon Island, Wash.
Go RVing Canada Announces Excellent RV Show Attendance for 2012
Go RVing Canada is kicking off the May long weekend by announcing another successful RV Show season for the RV industry.