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Concerns expressed over decision to return troubled boy to his grandparents

Doug Reynolds 2 Sep, 2010 0 0

The boy was institutionalized for months in Ontario.

Major fundraising goal for new theatre at Citadel High reached

Doug Reynolds 2 Sep, 2010 0 0

A private donor pushed efforts over the $2.4 million mark

Inmate dies after being found unconscious in holding cell

Erin Trafford 2 Sep, 2010 0 1

Halifax police say a full and independent review will be conducted.

Gas prices expected to rise slightly

Doug Reynolds 2 Sep, 2010 0 0

If you're not too scared to leave the air conditioning you may want to jump out of the car and fill the tank today.

Kids expected in class today regardless of temperature

Doug Cogswell 2 Sep, 2010 0 0

The Halifax Regional School Board says the first day of school will not be delayed because of record-high temperatures and humidity.

Parks may close, but bikers will ride through Earl

Ruth Davenport 2 Sep, 2010 0 1

The province may close some parks, but universities and bikers are making plans to endure Earl's arrival.

Apartment fire suspicious in nature: police

Doug Cogswell 2 Sep, 2010 1 0

Halifax police say the early morning fire that forced the evacuation of 30 people from a Dartmouth apartment building wasn't an accident.

Have an emergency plan and hope you don't need it: EMO

Sheldon MacLeod 2 Sep, 2010 0 0

Emergency management officials say it's still not clear how Earl could affect Nova Scotia, but are urging everyone make their plans - just in case.

Hurricane centre sticking with projections, for now

Jennifer Casey 2 Sep, 2010 0 0

Despite some disagreement with their American colleagues forecasters at the Canadian Hurricane Centre are still predicting Hurricane Earl will make landfall in western Nova Scotia as a Category One storm.

Earl remains on track for Maritimes, could arrive as Category 1

Ruth Davenport 2 Sep, 2010 0 6

Forecasters at the Canadian Hurricane Centre are raising the probability that Earl will arrive in Nova Scotia on Saturday as a Category 1 hurricane, packing top winds of 140 km/hr.

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