Blair Rhodes

Ten years after Matthew Sudds was murdered on the side of a road overlooking the Bedford Basin, one of the men accused of killing him has finally been sentenced.

RCMP in Nova Scotia are investigating the killing of three cats in the Debert area.

Nova Scotia’s homeless crisis is prompting changes around one of Halifax’s largest outdoor venues. A large tent city has appeared in the Grand Parade in front of Halifax City Hall, usually the scene of many large public gatherings.

William Sandeson, who was recently convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Taylor Samson, is also facing a wrongful death lawsuit from Samson’s mother and brother.

William Sandeson has admitted he shot and killed Taylor Samson in August 2015, but he says he was acting in self-defence. The admission came as Sandeson testified at the beginning of the fifth week of his first-degree murder trial.

The jury in the first-degree murder trial of William Sandeson has been told he had no ties to the Hells Angels outlaw motorcycle gang. As the trial got underway Tuesday morning, Justice James Chipman read an agreed statement of facts into the record stating this.

A tourist from Pennsylvania is suing Colchester County, N.S., over a fall from an historic lighthouse nearly six years ago.

A blood spatter expert has testified that he found blood on the handgun belonging to William Sandeson, who’s standing trial on a first-degree murder charge.

Taylor Samson, 22, disappeared on Aug. 15, 2015.

The commission investigating one of Canada’s deadliest mass shootings has heard from families of the victims and other groups participating in the inquiry one last time, nine months after public proceedings got underway.