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• Nova Scotia government offers $150,000 to find man missing more than two years

  The Nova Scotia government is offering a $150,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the disappearance of Zachery Lefave, who was reported missing on Jan. 1, 2021.

  

• 'People are trying to be preventative because they're nervous': Maritimers concerned over another round of heavy rain

  Grey skies and foggy weather can make up a typical day in Nova Scotia, but an extreme weather event earlier this summer has brought on anxiety over heavy rain in the forecast.

  

• Moncton’s economy is ‘very hot right now’

  A new report from the Conference Board of Canada is forecasting modest economic growth over the next few years for the City of Moncton.

• Neighbouring N.B. towns debate consumer fireworks

  The use of consumer fireworks is fueling a debate in two neighboring New Brunswick towns, this summer.

• Rare 1914 Model T car for sale in Cape Breton

  Walk into Dennis Harrietha's garage and you'll find something truly rare and special -- a 1914 Ford Model T that happens to be for sale.

• Canadian Food Inspection Agency completes P.E.I. potato wart investigation

  The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says it has completed its investigation into the two 2021 detections of potato wart in Prince Edward Island ahead the September target date.

• Rainy weather didn’t dampen spirits at the P.E.I. Gold Cup parade Friday morning

  People lined the streets of Charlottetown early Friday morning for the Gold Cup parade despite the rain.

• N.S. post-secondary students scramble to find off-campus housing

  The start of the year for students pursuing post-secondary studies isn’t far off, still many students are scrambling for accommodations.

• N.B. RCMP investigating after 15-year-old injured in apparent stabbing

  Police say a 15-year-old boy was taken to hospital Thursday night with what appeared to be stab wounds.

• 6 people in hospital after serious crash in Pictou County

  The RCMP says six people are in hospital after a serious crash in Nova Scotia’s Pictou County Thursday night.

• Gas prices up across the Maritimes

  Maritimers can expect to pay more for regular gas at the pumps Friday morning, though the cost of diesel is slightly down.

• In wake of N.S. flooding tragedy, a mother and father press for better preparedness

  Almost one month after the deaths of four people during Nova Scotia's historic flooding in late July, the parents of one of the victims are still asking for answers.