A&nbsp;41-year-old Indian Harbour man is dead after a single-vehicle crash in Glen Haven, N.S.

Halifax RCMP say they were called Wednesday at 9:20 p.m. to a report of a crash on Peggys Cove Road. The report indicated the vehicle was on fire with two people trapped inside.

Firefighters were able to control and contain the flames, according to a media release.

First responders freed the passenger, who had non-life-threatening injuries. However, the driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Two more charged in relation to stabbing death of teen in Halifax

Halifax Regional Police have charged two adults in relation to the stabbing death of a teenager outside of a Halifax mall in April.

A police vehicle and tape block a pedestrian entrance to a parking garage. 

Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of an injured person in the parking lot at Halifax Shopping Centre just after 5 p.m. on Monday. Upon arrival, officers located a male youth who was taken to hospital, where he died. 

Halifax Shopping Centre Incident 

The stabbing happened in a parking lot at Halifax Shopping Centre on April 22.

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N.S. regulator approves hikes to residential water rates for 5 utilities

Five water utilities in Nova Scotia have received approval from the provincial regulator to increase residential rates so far in 2024, something mayors attribute to increased costs of operations and upgrades. 

Last week, the water supply for west Saint John switched over from Spruce Lake to the new South Bay well field. 

water tap

The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board approved residential water rate increases this year for five utilities in the province.

Historic Black community seeks to expand boundaries to better reflect original size

Residents of a historic Black community in the Halifax area have been working to have its boundaries expanded in an effort to encompass more of the original settlement that was established more than 200 years ago.

Municipal welcome sign for Beechville on the side of the road

Beechville Highway sign

The community of Beechville, N.S., which was founded by Black refugees escaping slavery in the United States in the early 1800s, is trying to expand its boundaries after encroachments on its original size. 

Ideas for empty lot in St. Peter's range from extra parking to ship-shaped stage

The fate of a gravel lot is stirring up conversation — and some complaints — in the seaside Cape Breton village of St. Peter's.

blue flower boxes surround a gravel lot and yellow house

After entering into a lease agreement with Irving in 2022, officials in St. Peter’s used gravel to level the site of the company’s former garage on Grenville Street. Outdoor seating and garden boxes followed as part of Phase One of the green space development.

St. Peter’s Cape Breton green space development

After entering into a lease agreement with Irving in 2022, officials in St. Peter’s used gravel to level the site of the company’s former garage on Grenville Street. Outdoor seating and garden boxes followed as part of Phase 1 of the green space development.

Indian Harbour man, 41, killed in crash in Glen Haven

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