Higher gas prices are cancelling Atlantic Canadians road trips, a new survey shows. A survey from the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada shows that higher gas prices will prompt 79 per cent of Atlantic drivers to cancel or limit their road trips this summer. According to a press release, 87 per cent of respondents s...

A year after Jack and Lilly Sullivan disappeared from their Pictou County home, some statistics from the RCMP shed light on just how rare their case really is. The four- and six-year-old reportedly walked away from their family's home on May 2, 2025, and have not been seen since. It is very rare for a missing person ca...

Erin Christie from the Canadian Mental Health Association - Nova Scotia joined The Morning Surge to talk about Mental Health Week in Nova Scotia (Along with May being Mental Health Awareness Month). For more, CLICK HERE!

Emergency shelters across Nova Scotia are now serving two meals a day, following a $1‑million annual provincial investment aimed at better supporting people experiencing homelessness. The funding establishes a consistent meal standard province-wide, resulting in about 142,850 additional meals each year across 19 emer...

As extreme weather events like storms, localized flooding, and wildfires become more common, the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) is reminding residents that preparation can make a real difference during emergencies. With Emergency Preparedness Week underway (May 3-9), city officials are urging people to understand ...