Time to travel back to the summer of '99 on the other side of the Harbour. A video was just uploaded by the YouTube user Lee-Anne Lives, which shows what Dartmouth looked like back 26 years ago: Some things stick out in the video; A lack of tall budlings, Metro Transit busses, Blockbuster Video on Wyse Road and a pack ...

Some of Highway 2 in Fall River will be better protected from flooding with $3.6 million from the city and federal government. Heavy precipitation often causes flooding at three sites on Highway 2, from Holland Road to Howe Avenue, from Coach Avenue to #3476 Highway 2, and from Fall River Road to Miller Lane. So, the d...

Nearly 1000 customers are in the dark from Porters Lake to East Lawrencetown after a crash. NS Power's outage map estimates the lights went out around 4:30 p.m. and could be back on by 6:45 p.m.

Premier Tim Houston is defending the province's decision to crack down on illegal cannabis operations, saying the move is driven by growing concerns over product safety, potency, and the lack of regulation in Nova Scotia's unlicensed market. Houston says the province has seen a sharp increase in illegal cannabis storef...

THEY ROCKED SO HARD THEY'RE COMING BACK! In case you missed it: Days after Finger Eleven ROCKED the Scotiabank Centre with The Tea Party and Headstones, the Scotiabank Centre announced that Finger Eleven will return in 2026 to be a part of the Three Days Grace show!

A new awareness campaign to help youth in Nova Scotia recognize the warning signs of gender-based violence in relationships. The province says it is for young people aged 12-20 and includes a website that has information and resources. "This campaign brings awareness to the red flags like manipulation, jealousy an...

Dozens and dozens of 12-feet blow-up Santas are lined up in a Halifax-area neighborhood for the third year in a row, in an effort to bring some Christmas cheer while raising money for Feed Nova Scotia. Meagan Boudreau is one of number of residents of Colby South - Colby 'North' over the holidays - who helps organize an...

John Cena's final match for the WWE went down on Saturday night against Gunther - and while the outcome left a lot to be desired for longtime fans, the tribute was amazing: Thanks for the memories, John. If you missed it, here's how it went down: -The Morning Surge

Work to build more than 1,400 new housing units across Nova Scotia is set to begin, with the majority of the development planned for the Shannon Park area of Dartmouth. The Province and the federal government announced $300 million in joint funding to support the construction of 1,430 new homes, including 930 units at ...

Most of Nova Scotia is waking up with fresh snow on the ground on Monday morning. Throughout Sunday, around 10 centimetres fell, which has led to some cancellations and concerns with road conditions for the start of the week. As the snowfall was prolonged throughout Sunday into Monday morning, major highways and main s...