A Nova Scotia university being sued by a student who alleges she was sexually assaulted on campusis denying allegations that it failed to protect the woman from physical and emotional harm.

An aging and overburdened sewer and stormwater system is causing repeated flooding and overflow on Stannus Street in downtown Windsor, N.S. Residents say the municipality needs to take action now.

Despite an inclusive education policy that says all students should feel 'accepted, safe and valued' at school, some students with disabilities in Nova Scotia stay home every day. Their parents say there are not enough supports or resources in place to accommodate their needs.

The people working to support youth experiencing homelessness say there are very few permanent housing solutions for them in Nova Scotia. This is especially true when it comes to young people in the 2SLGBTQ+ community, who often face discrimination and rejection.

Nova Scotia's Department of Education has promised to accelerate its timeline on improving policies related to violence in schools, including its provincial school code of conduct.

New guidelines from Health Canada mean you might see more water quality advisories at beaches in HRM this summer, but that doesn't necessarily mean there's more bacteria in the water.

A student at Universit Sainte-Anne in Church Point, N.S., is suing the school for unspecified damages, claiming the university's administration mishandled her sexual assault case and failed to protect her from physical and mental harm on campus.