Anjuli

Our backyard harvest. So ready for soup season.

'We found our son': Remains discovered near Sydney those of Justin MacDonald, says father | CBC News MacDonald's family confirmed to CBC News on Wednesday that remains found earlier this week belong to their son, who disappeared in July 2024.

"Right now it's unofficial, but I got so many people behind us, so many people who supported us and so many missing people out there in the world, I wanted them to know [on] Monday night, after searching 322 days ... we're bringing Justin home," said Ken MacDonald, Justin's father

Would-be Nova Scotia Power customer unable to get electricity hooked up | CBC News A Wolfville resident who is moving into a new home says she is unable to get her electricity connected while the company responds only to emergencies and outages amid a cybersecurity breach that was d...

In an update on its website Thursday, Nova Scotia Power said the incident is still being investigated and the company has "identified that certain customer personal information was accessed and taken by an unauthorized third party."

Lone N.S. Tory to win federal seat says party could have responded faster to Trump turmoil | CBC News Chris d'Entremont, the only Nova Scotia Conservative to win a seat in the federal election, says tariffs, Donald Trump and the collapse of the NDP vote led to losses for his party in his home province...

Chris d'Entremont, who will again represent Acadie-Annapolis in Ottawa, told CBC's As It Happens on Tuesday that the Conservative Party could have had a quicker response to concerns about the U.S. president as "it was really on the minds of electors as we were going door to door."

Poilievre blasts Sean Fraser's record as housing, immigration minister at N.S. rally | CBC News Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre blamed Liberal Sean Fraser for immigration policies that saw Canada's population swell and housing costs soar as demand outstripped construction.

Speaking to a packed room at a community centre in Sean Fraser's riding on Wednesday night, the Conservative leader blamed the longtime MP for immigration policies that saw Canada's population swell and housing costs soar as demand outstripped construction.

Search on for child who fell into river in Guysborough County | CBC News First responders were called to Cooks Cove at approximately 1:40 p.m. AT. RCMP say police, fire, EHS, multiple ground search and rescue teams and JRCC are on site.

Multiple agencies out looking for child, people asked to avoid Cooks Cove in Guysborough County

Decades worth of paint to be stripped off Macdonald Bridge towers | CBC News The work is part of a two-year project to safeguard the suspension bridge's steel infrastructure, according to Halifax Harbour Bridges. The project requires four weekend closures this year, with the f...

First of four Macdonald Bridge closures related to this year's portion of the repaint project begins Friday, April. 25 at 7 p.m.

Woman arrested after Pride, Every Child Matters flags vandalized on Eastern Shore | CBC News A 64-year-old woman from Dartmouth is scheduled to appear in court on May 12 to face a charge of mischief. Nova Scotia RCMP said the incident in Lower Ship Harbour reported on March 25 was a "hate-mot...

Police described this incident as a "hate motivated crime" in a news release

Halifax council votes overwhelmingly to discontinue using X platform | CBC News The move comes after a staff report highlighted concerns with X politically and following debate on its effectiveness as a communication tool.  It only applies to the eight accounts overseen by corpor...

Halifax regional councillors voted nearly unanimously on Tuesday to stop using the Elon Musk-owned social media platform X by July 15 and eventually transition to Bluesky Social.

Latest U.S. tariffs not worst-case scenario, but still not great for Nova Scotia: Premier | CBC News Premier Tim Houston told reporters Thursday that thousands of Nova Scotians will be impacted by the U.S. tariffs. He said work to diversify the province's markets will ramp up.

"The initial understanding is that some of our major industries have been spared new tariffs. The ones that were put in place before are still there," Premier Tim Houston said of the latest U.S. tariffs. #nspoli

Yellow peep marshmallow floats in cup of coffee

Drove all the way to Bedford this morning to get toasted marshmallow syrup so I make this. Yes, it tastes great.

Dartmouth North library and rec facility closed since flood nearly a month ago | CBC News The Dartmouth North Community Centre and Dartmouth North Public Library has been closed since March 6 after the facility sustained significant flood damage. There is no projected reopening date.

Sign on the door indicates some water damage inside. No projected reopening date yet for the Dartmouth North Public Library.

Interfaith meeting in Wolfville postponed over U.S. border concerns | CBC News The North American Interfaith Network was set to hold its first in-person conference since COVID-19, but a recent poll of its attendees showed most of them aren't comfortable making the trip.

"I think it's better to be safe than sorry," would-be attendee from North Carolina says

Nova Scotia 2025 federal election candidates | CBC News Election day is Monday, April 28.

Nova Scotia's 2025 federal election candidates. I'll be updating this as I get more names. Elections Canada will have its finalized list by April 9.

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Health officials on high alert, but no reports of measles so far after March break in N.S. | CBC News While health officials anticipated seeing cases after the weeklong holiday, there were still no cases of the illness in Nova Scotia as of March 25.

“If you need to get your vaccinations updated … now is a good time,” says Dr. Cristin Muecke

South Shore education centre reverses decision that banned flying diverse flags | CBC News Diverse flags permitted to be flown outside South Shore Regional Centre for Education schools again after an earlier directive was issued to only fly Canada and Nova Scotia flags outdoors.

The South Shore Regional Centre for Education has reversed its decision to allow only Canada and Nova Scotia flags to fly outside South Shore schools and is apologizing for the move.

Grand Parade Christmas Tree for 2024 — made all the more festive with snow #Halifax #Christmas #HolidaySeason

Christmas trees along the Frog Pond trail. No idea who does this, but it makes my walks cheerier #Halifax

Here comes Santa Claus #Spryfield #SpryfieldSantaClausParade

Spryfield Santa Claus parade about to get underway. This is the 51st parade.

Anyone else keep an eye out for the Scrub Daddy tree along the Frog Pond Trail? #Halifax #Lichen

Deer on the trail at Ravenscraig Drive Park #Halifax #Deer #Autumn