Does he belong to WAG, er, SAG? Indy the adorable Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is the star of the upcoming horror movie Good Boy, which is told from a dog’s point of view. Owned by Good Boy director Ben Leonberg and producer Kari Fischer,

He actually carved the logo into the south facade of the building in 2015, during a 3½-year restoration project where he repaired decorative elements.And it wasn’t his idea.He was actually asked to do it by his supervisor,

Two of the Taste of Nova Scotia Awards this year went to Kings County recipients. Ryan Isnor, from the Benjamin Bridge Winery in the Gaspereau Valley, won the award for service while product of the year was given to the vinous cider made by Beausoleil Farmstead Winery and Cidery in Port Williams.

The streets of the South Shore of Nova Scotia were buzzing with excitement amid the Mahone Bay scarecrow festival in the small coastal town. Among the trees turning rich shades of crimson, amber and burnt orange,

Community members and relatives paid tribute to Jack and Lilly Sullivan, who disappeared nearly six months ago

Music Nova Scotia’s annual Music & Industry awards concluded an energetic weekend of song and celebration in Yarmouth. Capping off Nova Scotia Music Week was the awards brunch on Sunday, Oct. 26, which featured performances from Mi’kmaq folk artist Morgan Toney—who showed off his dancing skills while playing—folk artist Kristen Martell,

The Nova Scotia government has established a 25-member committee to advise the government on how to prevent gender-based violence.

The Town of Amherst, Nova Scotia, is teaming up with the local Lillian Allbon Animal Shelter to elect the town's first-ever four-legged "pet mayor" into office.

The Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia and Ontario will work together to explore small modular reactor technology as a clean energy option.  ;

Multiple contractors that have done recent jobs for Nova Scotia Power haven’t been paid in months — some with outstanding bills in the hundreds of thousands, CBC has learned.

Sextortion, a form of online blackmail involving sexual images or threats, has been on the rise in Nova Scotia, according to police, with victims often targeted through social media platforms, messaging apps or online gaming platforms.