The growth in cricket on the island is being fuelled by international students. It's estimated there are hundreds of people playing the sport in Cape Breton, despite the fact there are no proper facilities.

Researchers scattered around the world are trying to piece together how some components of sunscreen could be harming coral reefs and fish.

2020 was a bad year on Nova Scotia's roads. There were 31 fatal collisions caused by impaired drivers on roads policed by RCMP in the province, a six-year high, according to data collected by the force.

A new walkway and concrete pad in Glace Bay allow children who use wheelchairs to more easily reach a lake and try fishing.

The Halifax Stanfield International Airport is experiencing a jump in air freight traffic, with dozens of additional cargo planes landing at the site last month. Among them are British Airways jets from London's Heathrow Airport.

Fear of COVID-19 has kept people with early symptoms of heart attack and stroke from going to the hospital, which has led to a jump in serious cardiovascular cases across the province, according to new research by Nova Scotia Health.

A growing number of construction companies across the country are putting time and money into starting their own indigenous relations departments to help improve how they work with Indigenous communities and possibly address a coming labour shortage.