Halifax Regional Police are looking for suspects after a delivery driver, two vehicles and a residence were shot at in Dartmouth late Saturday.

Officers were near Catherine Street and Lahey Road around midnight&nbsp;when they heard what sounded like multiple gunshots.

When they arrived in the area, they located a man in a vehicle who had been delivering food on Lahey Road when a group of three or four youth shot at him, hitting his vehicle multiple times.

The man wasn't injured and fled to Albro Lake Road to notify police.

Police say the man and the suspects are not known to each other.

Officers also discovered another vehicle and a residence on Lahey Road that were hit by bullets.

Anyone with information about this shooting is asked to call police at&nbsp;

. Anonymous tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers by calling toll-free&nbsp;

One Chord to Another: How Sloan survived a breakup to make their biggest album

When Halifax rock band Sloan regrouped in late 1995 to record their third and most commercially successful album, One Chord to Another, there was turmoil within the band. To mark the 25th anniversary of its release, CBC News spoke with the band to learn how it channeled tension into triumph.

Four people in a row pose for the camera in front of a white backdrop.

From left: Sloan members Chris Murphy, Jay Ferguson, Patrick Pentland and Andrew Scott circa 1996. Their album One Chord to Another, dating from that year, was supposed to be their last, but wound up being their most commercially successfully album.

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From left: Sloan members Chris Murphy, Jay Ferguson, Patrick Pentland and Andrew Scott circa 1996. Their album One Chord to Another, dating from that year, was supposed to be their last, but wound up being their most commercially successful album.

N.S. Public Health no longer issuing potential exposures

In a news release Wednesday, the province said it no longer has the "necessary information" to report exposure sites accurately.

Colourized scanning electron micrograph of an apoptotic cell (red) infected with SARS-COV-2 virus particles (yellow), also known as novel coronavirus, isolated from a patient sample. Image captured at the NIAID Integrated Research Facility (IRF) in Fort Detrick, Maryland. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

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Most Nova Scotians who are positive for COVID-19 will identify and contact their close contacts, Public Health said.

Power returns after Elsa causes thousands of outages in the Maritimes

Power is returning to thousands of homes and businesses Saturday morning after post-tropical storm Elsa swept through the Maritimes overnight.

Electricity wires are seen running along power poles.

Nova Scotia Power power lines

This undated file photo shows power lines in Nova Scotia. A Nova Scotia Power representative on Saturday said crews were able to restore power to more than 40,000 customers in the province.

Halifax removes 3 emergency shelters before eviction deadline

Halifax has started removing emergency shelters days before the eviction deadline of July 13. Two temporary shelters on municipal property were "determined to be vacant" and taken down on Friday, but some say one of the shelters was still occupied.

The city of Halifax has begun removing temporary shelters on municipal property ahead of a July 13 deadline. This shelter outside the old Halifax library on Spring Garden Road is one of two still standing and occupied on Saturday.

Temporary shelters will be taken down. 

Nova Scotia announces next step in plan to boost renewable energy production

The Nova Scotia government announced Saturday that it intends to seek proposals for projects to supply another 10 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources.

In Alberta, wind turbines can produce about 11 per cent of electricity generation.

Wind turbine 

Nova Scotia says it will seek proposals to generate 10 per cent of its energy needs from renewable sources. Wind is now the cheapest source of electrical energy in Canada, the province stated in a media release Saturday.

In this file photo from June 2018, a Halifax Regional Police car is parked with its emergency lights on. Halifax Regional Police is looking for three or four young suspects after a delivery driver was shot at in Dartmouth Saturday. 

Police searching for suspects after shooting in Dartmouth

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