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Judge orders SIRT to hand over file on Cape Breton police officer who stole sign
5+ hour, 54+ min ago (759+ words) A judge has ordered the province’s independent police watchdog to hand over its investigative file on a Cape Breton police officer who stole a sign from a home during a search. Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Shane Russell recently ruled…...
Truro man charged with attempted murder in Millbrook stabbing
11+ hour, 44+ min ago (298+ words) MILLBROOK – Following a stabbing in Millbrook on Feb. 26 that left two people with serious injuries, RCMP have charged a Truro man with several offences, including attempted murder. Harry Arthur Cope, 40, was charged with two counts each of attempted murder, aggravated…...
Halifax couple accused of concealing relative's dead newborn want to be tried in Nova Scotia Supreme Court
13+ hour, 5+ min ago (544+ words) Lawyers make election for Sukhpreet Singh and his wife, Ramandeep Kaur, during appearance in Halifax provincial court A Halifax couple accused of disposing of a relative’s dead newborn in May have elected to be tried in Nova Scotia Supreme Court…...
Bay Roberts murder victim was strangled before truck he was driving was set alight, Crown tells jury
16+ hour, 5+ min ago (620+ words) First witness set to testify at trial of Terry Cole, Matthew Kavanagh and Stephanie Noftall Wednesday morning A short period of time, prosecutor Colin Sheppard told jurors in John’s Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026 but one important to the case before it. Eleven…...
Halifax man faces impaired driving charge for golf cart rollover at The Links at Brunello
16+ hour, 48+ min ago (269+ words) A man was arrested for impaired driving after a golf cart rollover in Timberlea on Saturday. At about 1:30 p.m., RCMP, EHS and fire services responded to a single-vehicle crash at The Links at Brunello golf course. Upon arrival, officers learned a…...
Eastern Shore man, 29, faces sex charges in Dartmouth court involving girl he allegedly lured on internet
16+ hour, 50+ min ago (353+ words) An Eastern Shore man is accused of sexually abusing a girl after luring her over the internet. Sawyer Gillis, 29, of Upper Lakeville, Halifax County, was arrested last October and released on an undertaking to a police officer. Gillis was arraigned…...
Eastern Shore man headed to trial on charges of luring, sexually abusing girl
16+ hour, 47+ min ago (392+ words) Sawyer Gillis, 29, of Upper Lakeville faces three-day hearing in May and June 2027 An Eastern Shore man will go on trial next May on allegations of luring and sexually abusing a girl. Sawyer Gillis, 29, of Upper Lakeville, Halifax County, was arraigned…...
P.E.I. man sentenced for sexual interference, possession of child pornography
19+ hour, 15+ min ago (706+ words) A P.E.I. Supreme Court judge has accepted a joint recommendation from the Crown and the defence and imposed a three-year prison sentence for a man convicted of sexual interference and possession of more than 10,000 male child pornography images and videos. The…...
What's the difference between a lockdown and hold and secure? Know the threat level at Halifax schools
21+ hour, 2+ min ago (575+ words) Dartmouth High, Sackville High School and Leslie Thomas Junior High all went into hold and secure orders last week A series of threats and potential weapon sightings put several Halifax Regional Centre for Education (HRCE) schools on alert last week,…...
New Nova Scotia road rules could mean fines, seized e-bikes, e-scooters and phone calls to parents
21+ hour, 56+ min ago (277+ words) Nova Scotians who break the province’s new e-bike and e-scooter rules could face more than just a warning, however, police say education comes first. Under the new Traffic Safety Act rules, in effect as of Oct. 19, riders must be over…...