Anjuli Patil

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Anjuli Patil is a reporter with CBC Nova Scotia's digital team.

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Police seek tips from public after bomb threat at Saint Mary's University

Halifax Regional Police are turning to the public for information after two universities received threats on Tuesday.

Search for kids missing from Pictou County home resumes this weekend

Colchester Ground Search and Rescue confirmed to CBC News on Friday that it is resuming the search for two kids missing from their home in Lansdowne Station since May 2.

Energy minister seeks answers from Nova Scotia Power amid cybersecurity breach

Nova Scotia's energy minister is seeking answers from Nova Scotia Power and the province's energy regulator is planning its own investigation into a cybersecurity breach at the utility that resulted in customer information being accessed and taken.

St. Francis Xavier community mourns Father Stan

Rev. Stanley MacDonald was a friendly face on campus and an ardent supporter of varsity sports at St. FX. MacDonald graduated from the university in 1954 and returned to be a clergy-in-residence in 2008.

Man, 20, charged after car crashes into power pole in Halifax

Thousands of Nova Scotia Power customers in Halifax were left without electricity after the single-vehicle crash on Old Sambro Road, which was reported to Halifax Regional Police around 9:30 p.m. on Monday.

Road reopens after structure fire in Hammonds Plains

Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency said a structure fire that was reported on Monday afternoon is now out.

Southwest Nova Scotia island a newly protected habitat

The Nature Trust of Nova Scotia says it has preserved an island in southwest Nova Scotia. It announced on Friday that Johns Island, just west of Central Woods Harbour, will provide 68 hectares of land to migratory birds.

Truro police mark 5th anniversary of Dylan Ehler's disappearance

In a post to social media on Tuesday, police shared photos of Dylan Ehler, age progression illustrations and images of the clothes he was wearing the day he went missing. Police said his disappearance remains an active investigation.

Halifax-area house fires that killed 5 caused by electronic devices, officials say

The fires, both in January, claimed the lives of two men and three children. Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency say both fires were accidental.

'Nobody is giving up yet': N.S. crews spend 5th day searching for missing children

Helicopters were back in the sky Tuesday as upwards of 150 searchers scoured the wooded areas below for two children who are believed to have wandered away from their home in Nova Scotia's Pictou County five days ago.