Students, ex-president raise concerns about racism at NSCAD

Current president says school is expanding supports for BIPOC students

Anonymous donor offers $10M to save N.S. church facing demolition. But there's a condition

Local group spent nearly a decade trying to save Église Sainte-Marie in Digby County

Ontario had 30 femicides in 30 weeks, new report says as 'same gaps' in support persist

'Every single week, we can expect another woman to be killed by a man closely known to her': advocate

Nova Scotians aren't getting the help they need to remove online intimate images, expert says

Police in N.S. say reports of intimate images online posted without consent are increasing

Students fuel drive to bring French school to Acadian community in Guysborough County

A new generation of Acadians in Guysborough County wants to connect to its French roots and is fighting to make it happen.

After being bullied at school, N.S. boy receives birthday cards from around the world

‘I've never seen this kid happier,’ mom says

''She was a fighter': N.S. author remembered for strength in the face of ALS

Angela Parker-Brown, 50, died Friday with her family by her side

Ukrainian refugee ready to represent Nova Scotia in Canada Games, but there's one problem

Sasha Kaplin doesn't have permanent residency, a requirement to compete

Why there is no fencing, safety equipment or lifeguards at Peggys Cove

Over several decades, Nova Scotia landmark has been the site of multiple drownings

Newborns being directed to mobile clinics amid doctor shortage

Unattached newborn clinics have own staff and work within mobile health clinic

Nova Scotians grieve dead, stranded loved ones in Syria and Turkey

Local Turkish and Syrian organizations call for donations to help earthquake victims

'I just need a chance to live again': Jamaican migrant worker with cancer begs to stay in N.S.

A seasonal farm worker from Jamaica is fighting to stay in Nova Scotia for cancer treatment, saying it would be a death sentence for her to go home..

Canadian Blood Services needs Black Canadians to donate, but expert says barriers persist

Canadian Blood Services is urging Black Canadians to help diversify its blood donor and stem cell registry base.

How Viola Desmond's salon space has been reimagined through art

Those walking along Gottingen Street in Halifax can now step into an art space created to honour civil rights activist Viola Desmond.

Turning disaster into art, wood carver makes sculptures from trees downed by Fiona

Jay MacKay has been creating sculptures out of trees that held sentimental value

High levels of stress, anxiety among seniors stripped of services in Bridgewater apartments

Community group asks director of residential tenancies to intervene on behalf of residents

Dozens of birds hurt by Fiona take refuge in Hope for Wildlife

Storm also brought tropical birds from Bermuda that didn’t survive

Crews going full tilt in Halifax area to clean up after Fiona

Dozens of streets still blocked off by downed trees.

N.S. man teams up with Terry Fox's brother to bring Canadian icon's run to Ireland

This year's Terry Fox run in Dublin raised $27K Cdn for the Irish Cancer Society

Ukrainian medical workers frustrated by 'silence' on Nova Scotia licences

Ukrainian refugees say navigating the health-care system is challenging and discouraging.

Bhangra dancer Gurdeep Pandher spreads joy in Nova Scotia

Pandher has danced in Halifax, Inverness, Mabou and Peggys Cove

Group scrambles to bring 30-tonne dead humpback whale to Halifax shore

Recovery efforts are being hampered by whale's size and structure of Halifax harbour.

How the village of Eden Mills is approaching complete carbon neutrality

With a passion for the environment and the community, Eden Mills has reached 75 per cent carbon neutrality

A double-double and a morning smile: local Tim Hortons server a social media hit for his fun service

People have been taking to social media to sing praises of Damien Smith

Guelph scientist leads climate research in The Great White North

Pierre Fogal leads a team of researchers monitoring the weather and climate change in the Arctic

Guelph's Syrian Experience: Raising young children in a new land

In the first of a five-part series, we look at the challenges and successes of the Syrian refugees who came to Guelph three years ago

'He was heaven sent:' Guelph stranger saves baby's life by donating own liver

Baby Matthew and liver donor Derek Roy are both in good health after surgery

Veteran flies across Canada to return a war medal to a Guelph stranger

Veteran Susan Giebel travelled from Alberta to Guelph to return a medal she found to a family she never met