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N.B. election: Tenants' rights group presses parties to impose cap on rent increases

N.B. election: Tenants' rights group presses parties to impose cap on rent increases

FREDERICTON 鈥� With New Brunswick's provincial election approaching, a housing advocacy group is calling on the next government to strengthen tenants' rights, particularly through caps on rent increases.
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Nunavut MP on 'inhumane' Labrador food prices: Complain directly to Northern Affairs

Nunavut MP on 'inhumane' Labrador food prices: Complain directly to Northern Affairs

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. 鈥� The member of Parliament for Nunavut is urging people in northern Labrador to complain directly to the federal government about food prices that have been described as inhumane.
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Judge awards nurse nearly $61,000 after she was attacked by dog in N.S. home

Judge awards nurse nearly $61,000 after she was attacked by dog in N.S. home

HALIFAX 鈥� A Halifax-area couple has been ordered to pay nearly $61,000 in damages and $4,000 in court costs after their dog attacked and injured a homecare nurse at their residence in 2016. In a written decision dated Sept.
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Fourteen-year-old girl pleads guilty to manslaughter in Halifax teen's stabbing death

Fourteen-year-old girl pleads guilty to manslaughter in Halifax teen's stabbing death

HALIFAX 鈥� A 14-year-old girl has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter in the stabbing death of a 16-year-old boy near a Halifax mall earlier this year.
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Don MacLean sworn in as first Black permanent chief for Halifax police

Don MacLean sworn in as first Black permanent chief for Halifax police

HALIFAX 鈥� At his swearing-in ceremony Wednesday morning, Don MacLean, the Halifax police force's first Black permanent chief, paid tribute to the African Nova Scotian officers who came before him.
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N.B. Liberal leader on defensive, says Bathurst residents are 'differently educated'

N.B. Liberal leader on defensive, says Bathurst residents are 'differently educated'

FREDERICTON 鈥� New Brunswick's Liberal leader is on the defensive for comments she made on a podcast months ago that her opponents charge make northern residents in the Bathurst area seem uneducated.
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Nova Scotia premier says police investigating theft from his riding association fund

Nova Scotia premier says police investigating theft from his riding association fund

HALIFAX 鈥� Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says police are investigating the theft of an undisclosed amount of money from his riding association鈥檚 bank account.
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DFO ordered to improve officer gear to counter threat from 'criminals' with firearms

DFO ordered to improve officer gear to counter threat from 'criminals' with firearms

HALIFAX 鈥� A labour investigator has agreed with federal fishery officers that heavily armed criminals pose a threat to their lives and has ordered managers to take steps immediately to reduce the danger.
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Cold case: Man pleads not guilty to killing P.E.I. teacher in 1988

Cold case: Man pleads not guilty to killing P.E.I. teacher in 1988

CHARLOTTETOWN 鈥� Todd Joseph Gallant has pleaded not guilty to the 1988 killing of Prince Edward Island teacher Byron Carr. A spokesperson for the Island's Crown prosecutors' office says the plea was entered today in Supreme Court.
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'Crack houses' across rural Newfoundland? RCMP has no reports supporting MP's claim

'Crack houses' across rural Newfoundland? RCMP has no reports supporting MP's claim

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. 鈥� A Conservative member of Parliament from Newfoundland and Labrador says there are small towns in his rural district overrun with 鈥渃rack houses鈥� and child sex trafficking, but police say they haven鈥檛 received reports to that effect.
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