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The event, History Challenges, sees students from grades primary to 12 create projects that explore and celebrate the contributions of Black Nova Scotians. More than 1,000 entries were submitted. On Wednesday, the Delmore Buddy Daye Learning Institute in Halifax held an awards ceremony showcasing the top entries.

A woman from Chapel Island, N.S., died in a single-vehicle car crash in Richmond County, according to the RCMP.

Cape Breton Regional Municipality Mayor Amanda McDougall says a council vote officially puts an end to the Tower Road volunteer fire department, which gave up its certificate of registration in March due to a lack of properly trained firefighters.

Officials with Nova Scotia's Department of Community Services do not have an accurate picture of the caseloads carried by provincial social workers. The revelation came during a meeting of the legislature's public accounts committee on Wednesday.

The Nova Scotia government has enlisted Autism Nova Scotia to help it create the province's first autism action plan to be released in about a year.

Inverness water system customers are being asked to bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute and to cool it before drinking, preparing infant formulas, making ice, washing dishes, brushing teeth and preparing food and drinks.

After months of postponements and delays, the case against Aaron Daniel Crawley, 34, has just taken a big leap forward.

The minister responsible says politics has nothing to do with it but opposition leaders say it’s difficult to ignore how much municipal infrastructure funding is finding its way to districts held by Nova Scotia’s governing Tories.

For January to March this year, Killam Apartment REIT and Canadian Apartment Properties REIT, also known as CAPREIT, have reported strong financial results for their apartments in Halifax.