A woman was hospitalized after she was shot at through the&nbsp;window of a home in south-end Halifax on Monday night.

Police were called to the scene at the 5000 block of Tower Terrace around 7:30 p.m., responding to a weapons complaint.

In a news release, police said the woman was "struck with a bullet, that was fired through a window, from outside the residence."

The woman was taken to hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening.

Halifax Regional Police are looking for more information about what happened. They can be reached at 902-490-5020 and anonymous tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

Accomplice in Tylor McInnis murder sentenced to 7 years

One of the three men convicted in the August 2016 murder of Tylor McInnis was sentenced Monday to seven years in prison. Daniel Romeo Downey was found guilty in March of kidnapping, forcible confinement and being an accessory to murder after the fact.

RCMP says Tylor McInnis, 26, of Halifax was found dead in a stolen car last week.

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Tylor McInnis, 26, of Halifax, was murdered in August 2016.

Transport truck and car crash shuts down part of Highway 103

Police say the two vehicles were travelling in the same direction and it appeared a car clipped the side of the transport truck before ending up in a ditch.

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RCMP  investigating multiple suspicious circumstances near Acadia University. 

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Report recommends on-street parking fee increases for Halifax, Dartmouth

A new Halifax staff report recommends increasing on-street parking rates in downtown Halifax and Dartmouth, but if the proposed hikes are approved, they won't take effect until new parking technology is installed.

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The recommended rates in the Halifax staff report are $2 an hour for on-street parking in Halifax for the first two hours and $6 an hour for the third and fourth hours.

Feds pan Northern Pulp focus report as 'cumbersome' and 'insufficient'

The Pictou County, N.S-based paper mill is hoping to get approval from the province to build a new treatment site ahead of a legislature closure date of Jan. 31, 2020, for its current treatment site at Boat Harbour. 

Northern Pulp’s future is uncertain as the mill's owners wait for the province to review their proposal for a new effluent treatment plan.

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Northern Pulp is hoping to get approval from the province to build a new treatment site ahead of a legislated closure date of Jan. 31, 2020 for its current treatment site at Boat Harbour. 

N.S. fuel company trucking in propane due to shortage fears

At least one home heating fuel supplier in Nova Scotia is trucking propane into the province due to fears about shortages during the CN Rail strike. 

Striking CN rail members are seen outside the Mclean Rail Yard in North Vancouver earlier this week. The strike entered its fourth day on Friday.

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Striking CN Rail members are seen outside the Mclean Rail Yard in North Vancouver earlier this week. The strike entered its fourth day on Friday.

Woman shot at through window in south-end Halifax

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