HALIFAX -- Atlantic University Sport has announced it won’t proceed with “conference-sanctioned regular seasons or postseasons” for the rest of the 2020-21 season. The organization says it will not ...

HALIFAX -- The fire marshal’s office is investigating a suspected arson at the Sydney Community Church in Sydney, N.S. The Salvation Army says the fire happened Sunday evening and caused minimal ...

SAINT JOHN -- A New Brunswick man is the first person from Atlantic Canada to participate in a new study that examines the blood plasma of people who have recovered from COVID-19. Percy Wilbur, his ...

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. -- Usually crowded St. Patrick's Day celebrations are being cancelled in Atlantic Canada, with some creative alternatives offered, as public health officials urge residents to avoid ...

FREDERICTON -- A New Brunswick bakery recently got a sweet surprise from a fellow Fredericton business. It was a regular day at Jonathan Ramirez’ Fredericton bakery before a customer made an order ...

New Brunswick student Caroline Wilson measures the height of a tree at the 15 th annual Envirothon. “It helps with knowing the age and the strength,” she explains, “and say you were going to cut it ...

SAINT JOHN -- A big show of support for Mi’kmaq fishers was held in New Brunswick on Saturday, as more than 100 people gathered at Saint John’s city hall, showing their support for their fellow ...

Maritime hockey teams dominated the Canadian Interuniversity Sport Men’s Hockey Championships, as the 2016 CIS tournament cup heads to Fredericton. The UNB Varsity Reds placed first at the 2016 CIS ...

Nova Scotia’s tree for Boston has begun its 1,117-kilometre journey across the border, following a sendoff ceremony in Halifax’s Grand Parade Tuesday morning. John and Ethel Ann MacPherson of ...

The largest naval exercise off Canada’s east coast in 20 years is underway 250 kilometers from Halifax. Cutlass Fury is bringing ships, submarines and aircraft from six NATO nations together. On ...

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39 deserving kids went a on a virtual shopping spree – guided by Cape Breton Regional Police officers.