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Nova Scotia Health has resumed releasing more detailed information about the province’s need-a-family-practice registry after a 21-month pause that officials said was required to ensure the accuracy of the list.

The trial for a former swim instructor at a Nova Scotia youth jail accused of sexually abusing numerous young people will likely take between three and four months, Nova Scotia Supreme Court was told Wednesday.

A fire on the corner of Cogswell and Gottingen streets is under control, an officer with Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency says.

Coming off her first legislative session since leaving the Nova Scotia government cabinet and the Progressive Conservative caucus, the MLA for Lunenburg West wants the people in her district to provide feedback on her future, including whether she remains an Independent or explores party affiliation.

Holly Sher says it's a miracle no one was injured when an empty Halifax Transit bus rolled down a hill and came barrelling toward her.

The IWK Health Centre says its mental health and addictions clinic in Dartmouth lays the groundwork for a new model of care for kids and teens.

The RCMP are being asked to look into Cape Breton Regional Municipality's sale of a piece of land in Sydney harbour after councillors raised questions about a lease-to-own deal.

Over several months last year, Lynn MacLeod, 74, sent more than $130,000 via e-transfers to what she thought was a legitimate email after developing a relationship with a man on Facebook.

Some WestJet passengers returning to Halifax from Cancun discovered someone had rummaged through their checked bags and were missing some items.

The Municipality of Pictou County wants the province to look into alternatives to two controversial gas power plants that could be built in the area in the coming years.
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