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A transgendered Nova Scotia woman who is originally from Ireland said she will claim refugee status if immigration officials try to send her home.

The owner of a popular Halifax restaurant was given a reprieve after being ordered to close earlier this week.

A Halifax man has collected more than 35,000 pairs of shoes to be donated to developing countries.

A review of Newfoundland and Labrador's largest medical labs has found dysfunctional relationships among staff and a lack of expertise in complex areas of medical testing.

A man moving back to St. John's from Ontario discovered Wednesday that an urn containing his father's ashes had been stolen from his car overnight.

Widespread job cuts at the major telecommunications provider in Atlantic Canada have been avoided with a tentative deal that includes a three-year wage freeze, union officials say.

P.E.I.'s largest hospital will look at staffing issues and how the emergency department handled the case of a woman who miscarried while waiting to get help.

A dead whale that washed up on P.E.I. has been laid to rest in a unique burial place.

Widespread job cuts at the major telecommunications provider in Atlantic Canada have been avoided with a tentative deal that includes a three-year wage freeze, union officials say.

Beekeepers across New Brunswick say colonies have bounced back after a devastating year in 2009.

New Brunswick RCMP officers are being reminded to follow parking regulations after two photos have surfaced of cruisers parked in spots reserved for the disabled.

Algerian farmers were briefed on the latest science in potato cultivation on Thursday during a New Brunswick stop of a tour of the Maritimes.