Dartmouth News

A police officer closes the back doors of a police van that holds a large quantity of marijuana that was seized when police raided an Eastern Passage property on Thursday.

Halifax - The Canadian Press Published on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009 10:49AM EST O ne of Nova Scotia's top adult film distributors is challenging the province's classification laws after being taken to court for allegedly selling an unrated film.

NS Power and its tidal technology partner OpenHydro have successfully deployed the first commercial scale in-stream tidal turbine in the Bay of Fundy today.

Nova Scotia Power will host a Canadian Solar Industries Association Solar Hot Water Installation Workshop this weekend at the Nova Scotia Community College's Waterfront Campus in Dartmouth.

The jury in a Halifax manslaughter trial deliberated for more than five hours today without reaching a verdict.

An explosion and fire tore through a house in North End Dartmouth early Sunday morning.

Frustrated psychiatrists showed up at the Nova Scotia legislature Tuesday to push the government to settle their first contract since April 2008.

Truckloads of garbage have been dumped in Dartmouth, N.S., but not at a landfill.

A Nova Scotia man's foot fetish apparently knows no borders. Michael Fells, who posed as a massage therapy student to persuade at least five women in the Halifax area to let him rub their feet back in 2007, has been charged with a similar offence in Hamilton, Ont.

SaskEnergy and Scotia Investments have sold their shares in a natural gas distribution company in Nova Scotia to an Alberta company.

Photo takes ex-flyer back to pre-war Halifax Tucked away in man's cabinet is local picture of Amelia Earhart By BILL SPURR Staff Reporter Sun.

A health care worker injects H1N1 flu vaccine on the opening day of public clinics in Winnipeg on Monday.

A month-long police operation against street-level drug dealers has ended with 12 arrests in north-end Dartmouth.

Kept waiting in the dark Alleged molester out on bail as girl's family worries about her peace of mind By DAN ARSENAULT Crime Reporter Mon.

Old hall could still become museum McCluskey: Dartmouth needs place to showcase area's culture, history By MICHAEL LIGHTSTONE City Hall Reporter Sun.

Jason MacCullough's killer has not been caught. It's been 10 years since Jason MacCullough was gunned down in a Dartmouth park, and the community refuses to forget.

Canadian Blood Services seems determined to downgrade and destroy our excellent, long-standing New Brunswick blood service in the name of regionalization in Nova Scotia.

A young Halifax man who faces eight charges, including attempted murder, in connection with a shooting in Dartmouth this summer has been granted bail with the Crown's consent.

Instructors and support staff at Nova Scotia Community College are getting their requested 2.9 per cent wage hike, but only for one year, CBC News has learned.

Woman found dead Police term death suspicious; wounded man found on scene By BILL POWER Staff Reporter Sun.