SaltWire Today

Divers recover man's body after presumed drowning in Dartmouth More immunocompromised people eligible for additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine Man injured in Halifax shooting 29-year-old man charged in Halifax stabbing New health clinic to open at the Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre Relief for drivers at the gas pumps

-People pay tribute to Const. Heidi Stevenson during regimental funeral -'We are in a social crisis right now': HRM calls for guaranteed basic income -Wolfville prepares for Touchdown Atlantic CFL game -No injuries in fire that guts Halifax apartment house on Westmount Street

-Swimmer, 21, drowns in Dartmouth's Maynard Lake -Nova Scotia government prototyping ideas for new buy local incentive program -Pride flag raising in Halifax to honour pride month -Prince Andrew High to drop name of disgraced royal in favour of Woodlawn

-Motorcyclist believed to be in life-threatening condition after single-vehicle crash in Halifax -Day of action held across NS for long-term care support staff -Eligibility to expand but Nova Scotians 50 to 69 urged to wait on 2nd COVID-19 booster -Blue-green algae spotted in several lakes across HRM -Families bid farewell as HMCS Kingston, HMCS Summerside join NATO mission -Security camera captur...

-New website aims to help Nova Scotians with health-care system information -'Skin and bones': Five starving dogs with rocks in their bellies rescued in Nova Scotia -HRM considers measures to protect pedestrians from left-turning vehicles -Wined and Dined

-Nova Scotia reports seven COVID-19 deaths, spike in hospital admissions -New East Coast navy boss calls for culture change -Man taken to hospital after late-night Bedford shooting -Robot food servers roll into Chinese restaurants in Halifax -Prices at the Pumps

-Management of public housing in Nova Scotia falls short, auditor general says -National Indigenous People's Day -Investigating officer conduct off the table for Halifax Board of Police Commissioners -Halifax cop faces June 2023 trial on sexual assault charge

-Ukrainians on their own to find accommodations after aid from federal government -Other side of Halifax's building boom: Constant construction noise 'exhausting' -Nova Scotia celebrates Black Excellence Day -Some relief for Nova Scotia drivers at the gas pumps -NB-based comedian James Mullinger to host book launch in Halifax June 25 -Wined & Dined

-Nova Scotia reports 10 new COVID-19 related deaths, 1,950 new cases -Halifax Mayor Mike Savage tests positive for COVID-19 -No relief for NS drivers from provincial government as fuel prices continue to increase -Prices at the Pumps

-Canada to suspend vaccine mandates for domestic travel, civil service -IWK Emergency Department over capacity, sees record numbers of sick children -Halifax parking fines going up $10, targeting repeat offenders -Halifax council allows homeless encampments in four parks

-Raccoon attacks Halifax woman, leaving 16 puncture wounds: 'It was almost like a sneak attack' -Owls Head to become Nova Scotia's next provincial park -Man charged with murder in March shooting on Halifax's Gottingen Street -Police release photo of man wanted in series of indecent acts -Ukrainian newcomer Masha has eighth birthday party to remember

-Council to debate over four parks in HRM identified for potential homelessness encampment sites -34-year-old man identified as victim in Dartmouth homicide -Blue whale to soar through the air in Halifax by this fall -Bedford teen wins Spelling Bee of Canada

-Gas prices reach record-high in Nova Scotia -Commanding officer of HMCS Halifax removed from command -"Spaces Burnside" to offer flexible workspaces in emergence of hybrid workers -New Zealand musician Don McGlashan heads up from Down Under to play the Carleton next week -Wined & Dined

-Nova Scotia reports nearly 1,500 new cases of COVID-19, 21 deaths -Nova Scotia to test out new payment model for family doctors -Bay Ferries says it's sold around 15,100 tickets so far for 2022 Cat service in early stage of season -Nova Scotia provides over $8.6-million to seniors initiatives -Prices at the Pumps

-N.S. introduces new program to retain and attract skilled tradespeople -MCC hears witness testimony from Director of Strategic Communications, Lia Scanlan -Titanic Experience project proposed for Port of Halifax -Man charged after Dartmouth robbery Tuesday night

-Police investigating afternoon sexual assault in Halifax -Largest cruise ship to ever visit Halifax arrives Tuesday morning -Tweets informing the public about mass killer went out as quickly as possible, communications officer says -HRM wins legal battle over public access to Silver Sands Beach in Cow Bay -SPCA: two women charged in separate cases in the selling of animals

-Doctors Nova Scotia name new president -Body of Windsor Junction man found in Three Mile Lake -Righting a historic wrong: Black settlers finally get their monument in Dartmouth -The Canadian Coast Guard dedicates the CCGS Hare Bay into service -Start your projectors! Open-air movies return with Speedway Drive-In

-Soaring food prices force more Nova Scotians to use food banks, committee hears -Ukrainian refugees were sitting with their 'bags packed waiting' to come to Halifax -Stages Theatre Fest taking place at Alderney Landing next week -Wined and Dined with Mark DeWolf

Nova Scotia to welcome over 300 Ukranians Thursday night COVID-19 update Solo kayaker intends to ‘reverse the bad’ with year-long trip Springhill residents protest ongoing doctor dispute Prices at the Pumps with Dan McTeague

Nova Scotia to welcome over 300 Ukrainians Thursday Nova Scotia to create 1,500 new child-care spaces HRM introduces parking ticket forgiveness program Neighbours push back against infill application to dump excavation leftovers into Dartmouth Cove

Man seriously injured in early-morning stabbing in Halifax Nova Scotia government identifies 37 sites for housing developments Kai Matthews' family sues Nova Scotia doctors, health authority after meningitis B death New direct to triage policy, effective June 1, hopes to speed up emergency department drop-off for paramedics

1. MCC UPDATE 2. FEDERAL FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT 3. GRAY ARENA SKATEPARK DEVELOPMENT 4. SCOTIA FESTIVAL OF MUSIC 5. HMCS HARRY DEWOLF BACK IN PORT 6. MERLIN THE PARROT TURNS 20

1. DARTMOUTH SHOOTING UPDATE 2. SOLAR CITY 3. RESOUNDING LAUNCH EVENT FOR DAL ARTS CENTRE 4. QUINPOOL ROAD FLOWER PLANTING 5. WINED & DINED

1. MCC HEARINGS IN TRURO 2. PROTEST OF MCC PROCEEDINGS 3. COVID NUMBERS 4. AFFORDABLE HOUSING ANNOUNCEMENT IN NEW GLASGOW 5. PRICES AT THE PUMPS

SaltWire Today Wednesday May 25th -Suicides reach record-high in Nova Scotia in 2021 -Man arrested in relation to weapons incident in Spryfield -Fish kill in Yarmouth County raises concerns -Unique fundraiser auctions art made from Ikea shopping bags for crisis in Ukraine