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A new inclusive and accessible housing development is now open in Kentville, N.S. Ryan's Park was spearheaded by the love of a mother, who made it her mission to improve the life of her son living with autism. The CBC's Tom Murphy has the story.

Cape Breton University says its new medical school will open as planned next year, despite local doctors' concerns about their capacity to take on teaching duties on top of patient care and medical resident training.

A new marine research centre has opened in Dartmouth, N.S., to co-ordinate the sophisticated underwater platforms used by Canada to gather ocean data.

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Cape Breton Regional Police have opened a community service office on Charlotte Street in Sydney. The move is being lauded by business owners, who say security has become an issue lately. Kyle Moore has the story.

More than a dozen tents were erected Sunday night at a pro-Palestinian encampment at Dalhousie University in Halifax, and organizers say they plan to stay until their schools divest from Israel.

Lawyers for four Nova Scotia teenagers crammed into a tiny Halifax courtroom on Monday morning to discuss next steps in the murder case against their clients.

Halifax Regional Police say they've charged two 13-year-olds in relation to separate bomb-threat incidents at Rocky Lake Junior High School and Fairview Junior High School.

Voters in Pictou West will know on May 21 who will be their next provincial representative. Those running for the job are being cautious when discussing divisive issues in the area.

Two Nova Scotia universities say recent changes made to international student permits could cost them between $8 million and $12 million this year, but the potential revenue loss isn't the only problem.