Power has been mostly restored after nearly 5,000 Nova Scotia Power customers lost power in Cole Harbour Sunday evening.

, the outage began just after 4:45 p.m. and was caused by damage to equipment.

At 8 p.m., 930&nbsp;customers were still without power.

About 4,000 Cole Harbour customers also lost power last Sunday 

$1,000 ticket issued to owner of Halifax-area diner after mask complaint

RCMP issued a $1,000 ticket to the owner of Hellas Restaurant for failing to wear a mask as mandated by the Health Protection Act. The ticket came after the owner railed online against mask-wearing, sparking complaints to police and Public Health.

The owner of Hellas Restaurant said he welcomes an inspection from public health

Hellas Restaurant

The owner of Hellas Restaurant said on Friday that he would welcome an inspection from Public Health officials.

Halifax charity to open accessible men's shelter

Souls Harbour Rescue Mission will open a new shelter on the top floor of the charity's drop-in centre on Cunard Street in Halifax.

Souls Harbour Rescue Mission will be opening a 10-bed men's shelter above their Halifax drop-in centre.

Souls Harbour Rescue Mission

Halifax Seaport Farmers Market abandoning waterfront home

After more than ten years in its current home, the Halifax Seaport Market is getting ready to move. Operators say the current model is not sustainable and troubles have been exacerbated by COVID-19.

The Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market on Feb. 29, 2020.

The Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market moved into this port building in 2010.

No new cases of COVID-19 reported in Nova Scotia Sunday

No new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Nova Scotia Sunday, marking the first such day in two months.

As soon as spaces open up at Ichor Blood Services, they are filled by travelers and corporations looking for asymptomtic testing. 

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For the first time in nearly two months, no new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Nova Scotia.

Rare bird typically found in Siberia, eastern Asia possibly spotted in New Glasgow

A rare bird, typically found in Siberia and eastern Asia, was possibly spotted in Nova Scotia last week. Avid birder Angela MacDonald saw what she thinks is a Taimyr gull, otherwise known as the Siberian gull, in a New Glasgow parking lot last Monday. 

Taimyr Gull

A Taimyr gull, which is typically found in Siberia and eastern Asia, was possibly spotted in a New Glasgow parking lot last Monday.

Nearly 5,000 Nova Scotia customers lost power early Sunday evening.

Power mostly restored after outage in Cole Harbour

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