Author Archives: Evan Taylor

Property owners across Nova Scotia will soon receive their 2026 assessment notices, and this year marks a milestone: the province's total property assessment roll has surpassed $200 billion for the fi...

A new poll suggests Nova Scotia's Progressive Conservatives continue to hold a strong lead with voters, but the numbers paint a different picture inside Halifax. The Liaison Strategies poll shows 50 p...

On the morning of December 31, 2025, what started as a routine workday for two employees of William Gerhardt Property Improvement turned into a life-saving mission. Tony Schleihauf and Sourav Sourav h...

Nova Scotia's police watchdog has says there are no grounds to charge an RCMP officer after a man was seriously injured during an incident in New Minas last summer. The Serious Incident Response Team ...

A 43-year-old man from Liverpool is facing several charges after RCMP say he personated a police officer in Cookville and later stole a dump truck in Queens County. Police say the first incident happe...

Former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has announced she will resign her seat as a member of Parliament this Friday. The announcement comes as she prepares to begin a new role as an unpaid eco...

Marine Atlantic, which operates the ferry service between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, has announced a five-year charter agreement with Stena to lease the vessel A Nepita. The ship is ice-class rated...

A sentencing hearing is underway for Tracy Kitch, the former CEO of Halifax's IWK Health Centre, following her second conviction for fraud over $5,000 related to personal expenses charged to a corpora...

A major leadership change is coming to the Nova Scotia Energy and Regulatory Boards Tribunal. Later this month, David MacNeil will step into the role of Executive Director, taking over from Paul Allen...

Residents in Queens are facing a major increase in water bills after the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board approved an 85 per cent rate hike for the Region of Queens Water Utility. The decision, re...