The Nova Scotia Health Authority says it’s well on its way to restarting all services after the COVID-19 pandemic slowdown, but one of the biggest hurdles is beds occupied by patients waiting... Read more »

Nova Scotia will become the first province in the country with presumed consent for human organ and tissue donation beginning Jan. 18, 2021. The law change was passed in April of 2019,... Read more »

The Nova Scotia government has announced the details of a review that will look into how and why COVID-19 was able to sweep through the Northwood facility in Halifax, as well as a... Read more »

Nova Scotia is reporting its first new case of COVID-19 in three weeks. A news release from the Department of Health said the new case, which was identified Monday in the central region, is travel... Read more »

The COVID-19 pandemic has sped up the already-declining use of cash in Canada as more people have switched to using debit and credit cards, and that change is hurting people whose livelihoods depend on... Read more »

While Nova Scotia has begun easing restrictions around the COVID-19 pandemic, 63-year-old Deborah Demeter says she and her husband still don’t feel safe getting together with others. Demeter, a breast cancer survivor... Read more »

When Miya Harris left home last Tuesday night to visit her best friend a few blocks away, she told her mom she’d be out late. Her mom, Joannie Harris, watched the 15-year-old... Read more »

Deborah Millar-Jervis and husband Robert Jervis were faced with a choice. They could continue paying roughly $1,600 US a month for health insurance or leave the United States and move to Canada. The staggering,... Read more »

After six years in the works, COVID-19 has further delayed implementation of new rules limiting what third-party companies can charge to help people access the disability tax credit, and a Nova Scotia... Read more »