Halifax Regional Police say the death of a man in Dartmouth's north end is suspicious.

Police say they responded to a report of an injured man inside an apartment building&nbsp;on the corner of&nbsp;Elmwood Avenue and Wyse Road just after 11:10 p.m. Friday. The man was pronounced dead&nbsp;at the scene.

An investigation is underway and police say they intend to be at the scene for the rest of the day.

Nova Scotia rolls out red carpet for prom celebrating people with disabilities

The province's first Illuminate event is being held this April in Shelburne, N.S., where the guest list is exclusively people with disabilities.

Congratulations are shared after the crowning ceremony at the Night to Shine prom. 

Night to Shine

The crowning ceremony at the Night to Shine prom in Moncton, N.B., in 2019. Nova Scotia is now holding a similar event in Shelburne called Illuminate.

5 more former N.S. mine sites to be assessed for contamination

Sites include locations on Eastern Shore and the former Scotia Steel plant in Sydney Mines, N.S.

Sandy tailings are seen in the Lower Seal Harbour gold district in this file photo. A tributary to West Brook runs along the edge of the tailings, transporting the tailings to Seal Harbour more than two kilometres downstream.

Tailings near West Brook

This artist hand-stitched flags to share seafaring women's remarkable stories

As much as Nova Scotia is steeped in seafaring history, textile artist and tall ship sailor Inbal Newman says many people don't know the stories of women working at sea.

Inbal Newman

Inbal Newman is a U.S.-born textile artist who has sailed on several tall ships.

N.S. reports 4 COVID-19 deaths on Friday; province to move away from daily updates

Nova Scotia is reporting four deaths related to COVID-19 on Friday. The province is moving to weekly reports on COVID-19 data with the next one expected on March 10.

Examples of the rapid antigen test produced by the U.S. medical devices company Abbott, one of four rapid tests available in Ontario.

Rapid Covid Testing

The province is once again recommending routine, asymptomatic use of rapid antigen tests for people at risk of severe illness from COVID-19 infection.

Gas prices in Nova Scotia take another leap

The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board invoked the interrupter clause, allowing for a jump in fuel prices for the second day in a row.

A gas station on Chebucto Road in Halifax shows gasoline at 175/litre on March 5, 2022.

Gas prices March 5

The minimum price for self-serve gas in Halifax was 175.3 on Saturday morning. 

Police say a man was pronounced dead Friday night at a residence on Elmwood Avenue in Dartmouth.

Police say man's death in Dartmouth's north end is suspicious

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