In case you missed Tuesday night's storm and the vivid rainbows that followed, CBC has curated some of the images captured by Nova Scotians.

New coast guard ship beset by malfunctions, training delays 18 months after N.S. arrival

Critical training delays, equipment malfunctions and parts delays are among the challenges facing the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Capt. Jacques Cartier, a year and a half after it was delivered to Nova Scotia.

The CCGS Jacques Cartier sits at the Dartmouth dock of the Bedford Institute of Oceanography on May 14, 2021.

CCGS Jacques Cartier 

The CCGS Capt. Jacques Cartier sits at the Dartmouth dock of the Bedford Institute of Oceanography on May 14, 2021.

Nova Scotia students will not go back to school this year

Premier Iain Rankin said during a briefing Wednesday that children and teachers will continue online learning for the rest of the school year, and current lockdown restrictions in the province will last at least until June 9.

Premier Iain Rankin and Dr. Robert Strang, the province's chief medical officer of health.

Iain Rankin and Robert Strang

6 vehicles burned outside Dartmouth home; police suspect arson

Halifax police are investigating what they call a suspicious fire that was set in Dartmouth early Wednesday morning and damaged six vehicles.

Six vehicles were damaged in a case of suspected arson early Wednesday morning in Dartmouth.

Walker street car fire

Changes to Municipal Government Act prompt concerns about 'two-tiered' accessibility

Municipalities in Nova Scotia are now allowed to give money directly to businesses that are making changes to support accessibility, but a political scientist is concerned it will create a two-tiered system where only wealthy municipalities can afford to do so.

Stunning storm pictures captured by Nova Scotians

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