Christopher Phillips email describes uses for osmium tetroxide
CBC News has obtained the document at the centre of the case against Christopher Phillips, the Nova Scotia man arrested at an Ottawa hotel earlier this year: an email he sent to a friend describing
read moreDartmouth man sues MRI clinic over punctured lung
A Dartmouth man is suing a private MRI clinic and its owner after he says his lung was punctured during a procedure on his shoulder.
N.S. Liquor Corp. to appeal human rights decision
Pearl Kelly’s government employer hopes to nullify last month’s human-rights decision in her favour with a challenge at this province’s highest court.
MLA Sterling Belliveau unhappy with satellite courthouse closures
7 of Nova Scotia's 12 satellite courthouses will be closing
Over the next six months, seven of the province's 12 satellite courthouses will be closing.
Human rights board agrees woman faced discrimination
NEW GLASHOW - A decision by an independent human rights board of inquiry has found that a former employee of the Nova Scotia Liquor Commission (NSLC) who worked in Pictou County was discriminated a
read moreSexual assaults on planes becoming more common, expert says
Aviation legal expert says individuals can be charged with sexual assault in the city where the plane lands.
Man charged in Halifax chemicals case to face judge-only trial in June
HALIFAX -- A man who was arrested after police found chemicals in a shed and cottage in Halifax will stand trial in June.
Christopher Phillips, accused in chemical scare, seeks early trial
man accused of possessing dangerous chemicals is seeking a trial in Halifax as soon as possible and will appear in Nova Scotia Supreme Court Thursday to set dates.
Judge adjourns bail hearing for man charged in chemicals case
A judge has adjourned a bail hearing for a Cole Harbour man charged in a January chemicals scare that prompted evacuations in two Halifax-area communities.
Judge rules against bail application for N.S. man accused in chemicals case
HALIFAX -- A Halifax man accused of threatening police with a dangerous chemical had his application for bail rejected Tuesday after a judge ruled that his estranged wife can't ensure he will compl
read moreNova Scotia to save $482,000 per year in closing satellite courthouses, but move rapped
Seven of 12 satellite courthouses in rural Nova Scotia will soon close, saving the province about half a million dollars a year.
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