Lindsay Jones

The bold new law that won Halifax plaudits hasn’t cleaned up sidewalks still littered with butts. People puff where they please.

A hunting party in Nunavut stumbled upon a rare sight: a tree stump poking out of the permafrost. However it got there, the wood will likely tell scientists secrets of the distant past

Weeks after Dorian, that spectacularly collapsed crane was still dangling. So were the lives of the locals.

In a riding that expects its MPs to deliver, George Canyon battles the knock that, politically speaking, he’s all hat and no ranch

The park and the Lions Club are permanently off limits, leaving residents to wonder how they get out of this mess

A North Atlantic right whale is tangled up in fishing gear and likely to die—unless this dauntless rescue team gets to him first

A holiday celebrating John Cabot’s arrival in North America may not be long for this new world

A hunting ban meant it had been years since residents of Nain had tasted caribou meat, which had once sustained them for centuries. An avalanche and one man’s vision changed that.

The farmer with a sense of humour, a knack for publicity and a love for cows (and cow photography) toppled the province’s former premier, Wade MacLauchlan.

The Tories have won the province’s first minority in more than a century, and the Greens have supplanted the Liberals as the No. 2 party