Top-10 pictures from CBC Nova Scotia in 2023

The City of Charlottetown has adopted a new active transportation plan aimed at better connecting walking and cycling routes across the capital, and improving safety for everyone who uses them.

The Alberta government has made last-minute changes to Bill 14 after a scathing letter from the province’s chief electoral officer said it threatened “an erosion of the separation of powers.”

Evacuation orders have been issued for 371 properties in Abbotsford, B.C., as heavy rains inundated southern B.C. and led to all major highways leading out of the Lower Mainland to be closed.

For Hamilton Tiger-Cats head strength coach Marcellus Bowman, the most important ability an athlete can have is availability. 

Sherrone Moore was jailed on Wednesday, according to court records, just hours after he was fired as University of Michigan football coach for what the university said was an "inappropriate relationship with a staff member."

If there is a small bit of positive news for those who love to grill a steak in the summer or enjoy a roast dinner during the chilly winter months, beef prices are expected to climb further in 2026 — but not by as much as in recent years.

Chief Michele Solomon says Fort William First Nation is often hit with multiple losses at once, but it never gets any easier.

Two parents are speaking out after students at their children's school in Burlington, Ont., say they found metal in hamburgers the school ordered from a local chain restaurant.

Months after parents and students at an Ajax elementary school petitioned administrators to restore their cancelled overnight trips, the two sides have reached an agreement to see them return. 

Overnight snow and freezing drizzle led to school buses being cancelled and several crashes on local streets and highways Wednesday in Waterloo region, Guelph and Wellington County.

Nunavik is ending the year with another record number of tuberculosis cases, as provincial and federal officials say more resources are coming to stop the spread of the disease in the region and across Inuit Nunangat.

Two police officers were among the multiple people injured as treacherous road conditions contributed to 400 reported crashes early Wednesday in southwestern Ontario.

"Mitchell — mom's here. We love you, honey."