The victim of a swarming in Halifax on Monday night is speaking out about the attack in an effort to warn others.
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Nova Scotia 6 assaults in Halifax related: policeInsurer blames East's weather for rate hikes An insurance company is raising its home insurance rates in Atlantic Canada by nearly nine per cent, in part because of weather events like Hurricane Earl.
Baillie eyes Cumberland South seatNova Scotia's new Progressive Conservative party leader, Jamie Baillie, will run in the riding of Cumberland South when Murray Scott steps down on Wednesday, CBC News has learned.
Pot plants seized in Nova Scotia raidsDozens of drug squad officers have launched seasonal raids on marijuana grow-ops in Nova Scotia.
N.S. home builders offered new rebateNova Scotia is rolling out a new energy-efficiency rebate program for home builders.
Boyfriend faces St. John's murder chargeDavid Folker has been charged in a St. John's court with murder in the death of his girlfriend, Ann Marie Shirran, who was reported missing in mid-July.
Cleanup underway of Earl hurled branchesCrews in the Halifax region are picking up fallen tree branches that were knocked down by Hurricane Earl.
Electric car ends coast-to-coast tripA 21-year-old engineering student is claiming to be the first person to cross mainland Canada in an electric car.
Earl spares apple cropApple growers in the Maritimes breathe easily after finding Hurricane Earl did minimal damage to their crop on Saturday.
Fire destroys Truro duplexTen people, including seven young children, are homeless after a fire destroyed their duplex in Truro Heights.
N.S. power mainly restored after EarlNova Scotia Power crews have restored power to nearly all customers who were without electricity since Hurricane Earl hit the province on Saturday.
N.S. van crash sends 8 to hospitalA van crashed on Highway 106, north of Pictou, N.S., on Sunday morning, sending eight people to two hospitals.
Marine Atlantic tweaks booking systemThe Crown corporation that provides the ferry service linking southern Newfoundland with Nova Scotia is making some changes to its controversial booking system.
N.S. puts $300K toward Sydney dredging planThe Nova Scotia government is allocating $300,000 to help pay for a detailed design leading to the dredging of Sydney's harbour.
Earl leaves thousands without powerHurricane Earl has left thousands in Atlantic Canada without electricity.
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