I find these old time tourism videos very interesting! It's cool to see how places were marketed back in the day! This one is for Nova Scotia and it was released back in 1949! See if you can spot some familiar landmarks!

Two councillors from Millbrook First Nation have resigned after a sexually-explicit group chat was leaked. A woman who was named in the chat posted screenshots on Facebook last week, which included derogatory statements about several women in the community. Councillors Garrett Gloade and Pius Knockwood were allegedly p...

It will soon be easier to access the workers compensation board in person. WCB Nova Scotia says after 50 years of having its head office location in the south end of Halifax, it is moving to Dartmouth this fall. The new site has better accessibility, more free parking and better virtual services. CEO Karen Adams says i...

The QEII Foundation is in the midst of a major $100 million capital campaign under the theme of "We Are". The campaign is being led by Sherry Porter, our guest on this episode of the Insights Podcast, is a long-time board member of the Foundat...

Two vacancies for companies interested in testing tidal energy projects in the Bay of Fundy. The province says those interested can apply for a site in the Minus Passage later this spring. Consultant Power Advisory LLC will manage a procurement to fill the berths at the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy (FORCE) ne...

There will be no NDP candidate in South Shore-St. Margaret's in the upcoming federal election. Brendan Mosher, who had been preparing to run, announced he has decided not to move forward with his candidacy, citing last-minute delays and personal timing. His decision leaves the riding without a representative from the N...

Canada's Men's National Soccer Team will visit Halifax for the first time this June, hosting an open training session at Wanderers Grounds ahead of the international FIFA window. The session will give fans in Nova Scotia a chance to watch the national squad train as they prepare for the newly launched Canadian Shield t...

A 39-year-old PEI woman will appear in court today charged with first-degree murder. Charlottetown Police say the woman was arrested in connection with the death of her 3-month-old daughter. The infant died on March 20 at the IWK in Halifax while being treated for injuries suffered during an incident in Charlottetown f...