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A Sydney woman charged with first-degree murder is to return to provincial court in March to set a date for a preliminary hearing. Jessica Anne MacDonald, 33, of Rotary Drive, is charged in connection with the death of 41-year-old Stephen Richard ...

A Coxheath man has been jailed and had his licence suspended for five years in connection with two drinking and driving offences. Terrance Andrew Conron, 57, of McKinley Drive pleaded guilty to two counts of driving with a blood/alcohol level ...

A burning stool has been cited as the cause of a fire that had smoke pouring out of the third-floor windows of a vacant Dorchester Street building earlier this week. The stool contained a lot of foam, rubber and plastic materials, according to ...

(Reuters) - A Canadian government-chartered flight carrying 129 Canadians evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in quarantine near Tokyo due to coronavirus has landed in Ontario, the country's Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne ...

Chris Connors Cape Breton Post A Baddeck resident says posting few signs around Uisge Ban Falls Provincial Park could save a life. On Monday, a man was airlifted to hospital in critical condition after he slipped into the water while trying ...

By Moira Warburton TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian privacy authorities have launched an investigation into New York-based Clearview AI to determine whether the firm's use of facial recognition technology complies with the country's privacy laws, the ...

By Steve Scherer and Kelsey Johnson OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he was working to end rail blockades led by indigenous protesters on Friday as farmers and businesses warned of mounting economic damage after two ...

If you agree with the defence, Philip Butler meant only to put his brother George in a chokehold as an act of self-defence to allow him a second to escape. If you agree with the Crown, Butler killed his brother unlawfully and then came up with a ...

Nova Scotia is putting $1.4 million annually over the next five years into combatting the worst human trafficking rate in the country. This province has 2.1 trafficking incidents for every 100,000 people. According to a 2009-2016 Statistics Canada ...

Lionel Desmond wouldn’t have had a valid licence to buy the rifle he used to kill his family if the New Brunswick Firearms Office had been aware of the extent of his interactions with mental health care providers and the RCMP. That's ...