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Halifax Regional Police say the death of a man on Herring Cove Road Wednesday night is suspicious.

Officers went to a residence in the 400 block of Herring Cove Road just before 8 p.m. after getting&nbsp;a call about an injured man.

Once they arrived, according a press release, they found a man who was pronounced dead at the scene.

Herring Cove Road&nbsp;between Drysdale Road and Sussex Street was closed to traffic for several hours but has since been reopened.

Information on the death can be shared with police directly at&nbsp;902-490-5020.

Police advised people to stay away from the 400-block of Herring Cove Road between  between Drysdale Road and Sussex Street.

Suspicious Death Herring Cove Road Jan 4 2023

Messy mix of snow and ice on the way for Nova Scotia Thursday

CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says the mix of snow and ice may make for slick travel conditions on Thursday.

Ryan Snoddon's weather forecast for Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023

Headline Messy Mix

Ryan Snoddon's weather forecast for Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023.

Mayors say roads, rail lines running between  N.S.-N.B. must be protected before luck runs out

Mayors in communities along the key land connection between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick say they "dodged a bullet" when post-tropical storm Fiona didn't flood the entire area, and they don't want to be caught unprepared again.

Train tracks can be seen in the foreground leadng to the Amherst skyline in the distance

Amherst, N.S., is shown on Nov. 19, 2020.

Amherst, Nova Scotia

A rail line into Amherst, N.S., is shown on Nov. 19, 2020. The town's mayor is calling for faster improvements to dikes on the Chignecto Isthmus to protect the area during extreme storms.

Irving, Ottawa finalize deal for new coast guard ships

Shipbuilders have the green light to start cutting steel now that Irving Shipbuilding and the federal government have finalized a contract to build two additional Arctic and offshore patrol ships customized for the Canadian Coast Guard.

The first Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ship, named HMCS Harry DeWolf.

AOPS – HMCS Harry DeWolf

The Royal Canadian Navy took possession of the first of the new offshore Arctic patrol vessels, HMCS Harry DeWolf, in 2020.

Refugees bound for N.S. from Kenya to work in continuing care

Nova Scotia is offering jobs as continuing care assistants to 65 refugees from a camp in Kenya.

Cropped hands of nurse assisting woman in walking with walker at retirement home.

Nurse and person with walker in personal care home stock image

The Nova Scotia Office of Healthcare Professionals Recruitment expects all 65 refugees from a camp in Kenya will accept continuing care assistant jobs.

Man dies after being pulled from water in Glace Bay

The 22-year-old was taken to hospital after being discovered unresponsive next to a partially submerged vehicle near Big Glace Bay Lake.

Close-up of the side of a black and white police car with a green and yellow logo saying Cape Breton Regional Police.

Cape Breton regional police are investigating after a couple in their 60s were struck by a pick-up truck on Saturday. The man was injured and the woman died in hospital the next day.

Cape Breton regional police

Cape Breton Regional Police are investigating after a man was pulled from the water near Big Glace Bay Lake on Wednesday afternoon. 

Halifax Regional Police blocked off a section of Herring Cove Road Wednesday night while officers investigated a suspicious death.

Police say death on Herring Cove Road is suspicious

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