Until this week, few Canadians had heard of the Proud Boys. That changed on Canada Day, when five young men in matching black polo shirts disrupted an Indigenous ceremony in Halifax.

Over the past 12 years, six provinces have banned junk food from schools, and a new study says the measure is having a positive impact on student health.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the many people attending Fete nationale celebrations in Quebec on Saturday, June 24, 2017.

After a long night of hard-fought election battles, Nova Scotia's Liberal government won a second straight majority victory early Wednesday, May 31, 2017.

With its long ribbon of sandy shores, New Brunswick's Parlee Beach is one of the top tourist draws in Atlantic Canada, boasting the warmest salt water in Canada.

Twenty-five years after she lost her husband to one of Nova Scotia's worst coal mining disasters, Darlene Dollimont-Svenson still finds it difficult talking about the life they once shared.

Fishermen have failed to persuade a court that Nova Scotia's environment minister was wrong to approve a tidal energy test project in the Bay of Fundy.

St. John's city councillor Tom Hann had proposed the city lower the age limit for the Seniors Discount for bus passes or admission to some recreational venues.

The premier of Nova Scotia Stephen McNeil has added his voice to a growing chorus of complaints about a TV docu-drama about Canada's history.

A closer examination of the "Book of Negroes" online reveals a time when black people were — legally speaking — nothing more than property.