New fund addressing intimate partner violence honours Cape Breton woman killed last year Sunday, 01, February, 2026  The Elizabeth Fry Society's new fund to provide greater education on intimate partner violence is dedicated to a Cape Breton woman who was killed last November.
| Eastern N.S. set to take the brunt of incoming winter stormSaturday, 31, January, 2026  For the third straight week, a winter storm is heading for Nova Scotia — with widespread snow, strong winds and some coastal impacts expected Sunday and Monday.
| Nova Scotia's credit rating downgraded amid deficit concernsSunday, 01, February, 2026  The Nova Scotia government’s credit rating was downgraded by S&P Global this week in response to concerns including the province’s mounting deficit, which Premier Tim Houston recently said could top $1.4 billion.
| North Atlantic right whale found dead after weeks of entanglementSaturday, 31, January, 2026  A North Atlantic right whale named Division was found dead in U.S. waters this week, entangled in fishing gear. It's the first entanglement death of 2026, according to the Canadian Whale Institute.
| Dancers lace up their ballet shoes for national auditions in HalifaxSaturday, 31, January, 2026  There were plenty of pliés and pirouettes at a Halifax studio this weekend as dozens of dancers auditioned for Canada's National Ballet School training program. Some hope it's an opportunity for them to leap into a future career on stage. Halifax is one of 11 North American cities where auditions are taking place.
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