One person was airlifted after&nbsp;an ATV crash on Highway 217 in Rossway, N.S., Saturday evening.&nbsp;

Three&nbsp;females, all teenagers, were involved in the collision.

Upon arrival, RCMP officers and paramedics&nbsp;found an ATV on its side. All three had to be taken to hospital, with one airlifted.

A N.S. ghost ship is fading from memory — 150 years after its crew disappeared

The Mary Celeste, a Nova Scotia-built brigantine, became the world's most famous ghost ship when it was found drifting without any crew on board in 1872. Today the ship and its Nova Scotia connections are fading from memory.

An unattributed 1861 painting of the Amazon, later to be renamed the Mary Celeste, entering Marseille harbour. 

Painting of Amazon also known as Mary Celeste in 1861

A cut above: Dozens of woodcarving artists in Cole Harbour this weekend

Dozens of artists are in Cole Harbour, N.S., this weekend for the Atlantic Carving Show and Competition.

An artist stands in front of a wooden bear he carved with a chainsaw. 

The 31st edition of the Atlantic Carving Show and Competition takes place Cole Harbour Place in Cole Harbour, N.S. May 6-7, 2023.

Atlantic Carving Show and Competition 2

The 31st edition of the Atlantic Carving Show and Competition is being held at Cole Harbour Place this weekend.

Revisiting the Halifax sound: Who made it big and who didn't in the mid-90s music scene

In a new documentary, pillars of the Halifax music scene look back at its heyday in the mid-90s — what built up to it, who was involved, who was left out and where it left us.

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.

Sloan

From left: Sloan members Chris Murphy, Jay Ferguson, Patrick Pentland and Andrew Scott circa 1996. The 1990s saw a boom in the Halifax music scene, with Sloan achieving the biggest commercial success.

She left university because of a drinking problem. Now sober, she's a valedictorian

A Nova Scotia woman who dropped out of university a decade ago because of her alcohol use will be the valedictorian at one of Saint Mary's University's upcoming convocations.

A smiling student with long brown hair and glasses poses in front of a building at Saint Mary's University in Halifax.

Saint Mary's University student Laura Eamon credits her academic success to her sobriety. She flunked out of university in early 2013. She has now been sober for more than eight years and is set to graduate from Saint Mary's University next year.

Laura Eamon

Saint Mary's University student Laura Eamon credits her academic success to her sobriety. She flunked out of university in early 2013. She has now been sober for more than nine years.

Top court criticizes N.S. judge's handling of high-profile fraud case

Nova Scotia’s highest court is critical of how a judge handled a high-profile fraud case.

IWK CEO Tracy Kitch reimbursed thousands of dollars of expenses the hospital says were mistakenly charged to her corporate credit card.

Tracy Kitch

Former IWK CEO Tracy Kitch was initially convicted of fraud, but that conviction was later overturned on appeal.

One person had to be airlifted to hospital after an ATV crash Saturday in Digby County.

1 person airlifted after ATV collision in Digby County

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