Bank of Nova Scotia announced strong earnings, with a record quarter in its Global Business and Markets segment, exceeding analyst expectations for both non-GAAP EPS and revenue.

A new study suggests that drinking water with meals may not help individuals feel fuller for longer or prevent overeating, contrary to popular belief.

An analysis questions whether GE Vernova stock, currently under $1,000, represents a bargain opportunity or a potential trap for investors.

New studies suggest that living near chemical dry cleaners may increase the risk of serious illness, while also exploring how trauma and stress impact the risk of developing endometriosis. These findings highlight environmental and psychological factors in health.

A provincial lease has been signed, covering 83 hectares of Crown land and coastal waters near Wine Harbour, Nova Scotia, for a whale refuge.

A new HBO series has broken viewership records, attracting an impressive 9.3 million viewers within its first three days. The show's rapid success highlights its immediate popularity among audiences.

The president of the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) criticized a letter from a Serbian minister to the owner of Alpac Capital, urging the registration of N1 and Nova S with the Serbian media regulator, calling the move "absolutely surreal."

Nova Scotia Energy Minister Marco MacLeod has issued an apology for past rap lyrics he described as harmful. The minister expressed regret for the content of his earlier work.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that he finds it difficult to appear on N1 and Nova S television channels, claiming they have become more critical of government representatives in recent months.

A 67-year-old woman in Slovenia lost nearly 62,000 euros from her bank account due to an online scam, which involved installing a malicious application or sharing security codes.

The Osijek Zoo has announced the arrival of three new animals, expanding its collection of residents.

The owner of Alpac Capital, Pedro Vargas Santos David, was registered as the CEO of all of Adria News Networks (ANN) independent media outlets, United

Craftsmen are currently repairing and cleaning the transparent roof over the swimming pool at Rašínova Spa in the center of Brno. This period, when most people visit outdoor swimming areas, is considered ideal for such maintenance.

Natalya Lobanova shares a cartoon reflecting on the potential positives to be gained from the UK's recent heatwave.

The third season of the podcast 'Word of the Week' with Iva Doichinova starts on August 25th, and until then, 'Dnevnik' will share with its readers the messages left by guests from these two seasons.

Nova Scotia RCMP have confirmed rumors surrounding a grisly discovery more than three weeks after finding a dead body, with local officials noting a history of talk about violent drug dealers in rural communities.

Croatia is among the EU member states that oppose or have serious reservations about recognizing Catalan, Basque, and Galician as official EU languages, according to a Catalan daily.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen posted a video on Instagram sharing the story of a hen on her family farm that adopted two chicks, asking her followers for help in naming them.

Czech Television (ČT) will feature domestic productions, the return of StarDance, and a new political debate show, while Nova will focus on comedies and a singing competition for its autumn schedule.

Thirty-six individuals who participated in a protest that shut down Province House in March are now facing bans from the Nova Scotia Legislature's grounds.

A new far-right party, Futuro Nazionale, founded by 57-year-old former soldier Roberto Vannacci, is reportedly gaining increasing support in Italy. The party's emergence has led to accusations against Giorgia Meloni for allegedly 'selling out' the right.

Unofficial reports suggest that Golubović is expected to be officially nominated next week as the new Secretary for Social Welfare in Montenegro.

The number of parking spaces on Prešernova Street will be significantly reduced from 50 to seven after its renovation. This change is part of an upcoming urban renewal project.

GE Vernova is anticipated to be a major beneficiary from the substantial power demands and potential shortfalls created by the expansion of AI data centers.

A lobster fisherman discovered a rare half-blue, half-orange lobster, dubbed Oscar, which is now housed in a Nova Scotia aquarium, marking a one-in-50-million find.

Organizers of this year's Špancirfest in Croatia have announced hidden concerts as a new attraction, emphasizing that there will be no reservations or tickets required for these performances.

The reconstruction of Jarošova Street in Bratislava will bring significant weekend traffic restrictions at its intersection with Kukučínova Street.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that the latest public opinion poll from Nova srpska politička misao (NSPM) indicates that the list associated with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is gaining support daily, while student support is slightly decreasing.

A new HBO series is reportedly on its way, with early buzz comparing it to the critically acclaimed first season of 'True Detective,' potentially making it one of the year's biggest surprises.

Several NGOs allege that the Montenegrin Parliament consciously violated the Law on RTCG during the election of members to the RTCG Council, asserting that the process was politically motivated.

A new study from Oregon State University indicates that regular cannabis users exhibit higher levels of morning cortisol, a stress hormone. This research suggests that cannabis may potentially increase, rather than decrease, stress.

The new Samsung Galaxy Z series is now available for pre-order at Nova stores and on nova.gr. Customers can secure the latest models from Samsung's foldable smartphone lineup.

Sanja Manevska Kostadinova suggests that a good summer meal is simple, fresh, and easily adaptable. She highlights five summer ingredients that can be used to create healthy and balanced dishes without being complicated.

Montenegro's government has reportedly failed its initial reform test concerning the management of the state-owned power company EPCG, opting for 'party peace' over professional governance.

Serbia's Statistics Office announced a 3.2 percent increase in births during the first half of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. This positive trend also coincides with a reported decrease in deaths.

Álvaro Santos Pereira has proposed a less ambitious, less transparent, and potentially much more expensive solution for the new headquarters of the Bank of Portugal.

GE Vernova stock surged 80% in the first half of 2026, indicating strong performance for the company.

A new survey conducted by Nova srpska politička misao on political support percentages is being discussed in Serbia.

Valić Nedeljković announced that a session of the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) will be held before August 1st. The meeting is expected to address important regulatory matters.

GE Vernova's stock experienced a decline despite a surge in AI-driven orders, primarily due to underperformance in its wind segment.

Teachers in Eskasoni First Nation are requesting their school board to halt the use of facial recognition technology for taking attendance, citing privacy concerns.

Three individuals in Croatia have lost a total of 7,532 euros due to a new SMS scam where fraudsters impersonated OTP bank, sending fake links for mobile banking updates.

Brussels is considering a new position and strategy, potentially rethinking its approach and role in the Western Balkans. This indicates a possible shift in the European Union's engagement with the region.

Nova, a member of United Group, has announced an agreement to sell its 50% stake in Nova ICT to IREON Technologies, a company within the Motor Oil Group.

A wildfire on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore is now listed as being held, allowing evacuated residents to return home, though ground crews will continue containment efforts.

A new study investigates whether genetics or practice determines why one hand is more dominant than the other. For most of their lives, people have likely heard theories that it depends on how the brain is biologically programmed.

Efforts are resuming to control an out-of-control wildfire on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore, while a separate wildfire in the Scottish Cairngorms has been burning for a third day across nearly four miles, with helicopters deployed for waterbombing.

A former police officer involved in the 2001 G8 Genoa summit recounts the traumatic events, stating that the incident, which included the death of Carlo Giuliani, destroyed his life.

Architect and economist Marina Pavković, a former mayoral candidate, has sharply criticized a newly arranged bicycle path in Zagreb, calling it dangerously bad and a humiliation for pedestrians.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned what it describes as the spread of falsehoods and the targeting of journalists and correspondents from Nova S television on a Valjevo TV station. ANEM is calling for an urgent response from authorities.

A new study by scientists from the Faculty of Physics reveals that the heatwave that hit Serbia in late June is 55 times more likely to occur today than in the mid-20th century. This analysis compares current climate conditions with those of 1950, highlighting a significant increase in extreme weather events.

French President Emmanuel Macron's party has filed a lawsuit against Marine Le Pen, accusing her of copying their campaign slogan. The legal action claims Le Pen's campaign slogan infringes on their intellectual property.

Anna Nikonova, the newly crowned 'Miss Ukraine 2026', has surprised many by sharing natural, makeup-free photos alongside her professional photoshoot images on social media.

A new three-million-euro road project in Berane, Montenegro, is facing opposition from owners of temporary structures who are demanding a compromise solution.

John Hamm, a physician from Pictou County who served as Nova Scotia's 25th premier from 1999 to 2006, has died at the age of 88.

Guinea fowl breeders in Nova Scotia are experiencing a spike in demand as homeowners seek the birds for natural tick population control, with scientists noting their potential as a supplementary method.

A new horror series directed by Mike Flanagan is set to premiere on Prime Video before the end of 2026. The acclaimed director is known for his work in the horror genre.

A new study suggests that while omega-3 is often recommended for brain health, it may not necessarily improve cognitive functions, indicating potentially better alternatives.

A new Netflix adaptation of 'Little House on the Prairie,' premiering Thursday, tells the story of the Ingalls family and attempts to blend the pioneering spirit with a contemporary view of the American dream.

The 13th season of the British reality show 'Love Island UK' has premiered on VOYO, offering viewers new episodes while preparations for 'Love Island Adria' are underway.

A new study has revealed that the amount of sunlight hours can play a role in people's mental health. Less sunny hours were associated with more mental health-related contacts with health institutions, according to a large data study from the English National Health Service.

Isar Aerospace, a German aerospace company, has secured a 10-year agreement to utilize a space launch pad in Canso, Nova Scotia. The company plans to construct a dedicated complex for its Spectrum launch vehicle at the Canadian site.

The Bank of Nova Scotia has declared a quarterly dividend of CAD 1.14 per share. This announcement follows the bank's Q3 earnings call, which provided highlights of its financial performance.

The dismissal of members of the Library Council will be on the agenda for discussion in September. Several other points will also be addressed, with councilor questions reserved for the end of next month.

Jamie Sarkonak reports on the emerging use of 'racial battle fatigue' as an excuse in Nova Scotian courts, where racial background reports are citing it to explain cases involving violence such as shootings and stabbings.

Mitrofanova stated that Moscow's discourse regarding Bulgaria represents an advance and an expectation.

Serbian Minister Boris Bratina sent a letter to the owner of Alpac Capital, the new owner of N1, Nova, Danas, and Radar, which has been widely condemned by media associations as unacceptable political pressure on independent media outlets.

A massive fig tree laden with fruit in Kušlanova Street in Zagreb is attracting passersby, with citizens encouraged to pick the figs before they spoil.

New research indicates that parents are more frequent users of mobile phones during meal times compared to their children.

The new FX series 'The Shards' has become the most-watched show globally, despite receiving mixed to negative reactions from audiences who often compare it unfavorably to its source material.

A 67-year-old woman in Slovenia has fallen victim to a new online scam, losing nearly 62,000 euros from her bank account, highlighting the dangers of installing malicious apps or sharing login details.

Author Rachel Reid, known for 'Heated Rivalry,' donated $300,000 to five rural libraries in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley that were facing permanent closure.

A new study indicates that dietary recommendations for heart health may differ between men and women, suggesting a need for gender-specific nutritional advice.

Two masked robbers on a scooter threatened security guards with firearms and stole a money transport case during a robbery at the Supernova shopping center in Buzin, Zagreb. One guard reportedly fired at the suspects.

Analysts are speculating whether the expansion of AI infrastructure could serve as a catalyst for the next rally in GE Vernova's stock, highlighting its potential for growth.

The latest season of the action series 'Lioness' is already captivating audiences worldwide. The show continues to attract viewers with its compelling storyline and action-packed episodes.

Reports indicate that young men are struggling to navigate the complexities of Kela's support system in Finland, while a political party in the Azores is advocating for a new social security system specifically for fishermen. These situations highlight challenges within existing social welfare frameworks.

The third season of a popular spy thriller has immediately achieved excellent results on streaming charts.

New video footage has surfaced showing a large brawl between approximately 20 Bad Blue Boys and 10 members of Torcida, leaving onlookers in disbelief. The incident highlights ongoing rivalries between football fan groups.

A new study suggests that doctors could improve cancer cure rates by proactively changing therapies before tumors develop resistance to treatment.

An Annapolis Valley man is suing Nova Scotia's attorney general and the provincial health authority following his son's death from an illness while in provincial custody this spring.

The new Bosniak minority party, Stranka budućnosti i razvoja (SBR), has announced its decision to participate in upcoming parliamentary elections in Serbia.

A new study provides the first statistically significant evidence that the rate of global warming is accelerating, confirming concerns about the increasing pace of climate change.

Harper Tanton, a Nova Scotia girl with the ultra-rare CTNNB1 syndrome, is set to become one of the first children globally to participate in a clinical trial for a potential cure.

This analysis provides an investment perspective on Grail (GRAL) stock, evaluating whether it is a buy, sell, or hold at under $70. It also examines the potential returns on a $5,000 investment in GE Vernova at its 2024 low.

Ukraine's Defense Forces have denied Russian Ministry of Defense claims regarding the alleged capture of the village of Nova Sich in the Sumy region.

The family of the late singer Oliver Dragojević, along with the wife of Marko Perković Thompson, were present in the front rows at a concert held in honor of Dragojević. The event paid tribute to the beloved Croatian musician.

Montenegro's emergency services have acquired three new ambulance vehicles, valued at 180,774 euros, to enhance their operational units.

Elena Samodanova reportedly rejected Gleb Savchenko's attempt to gain custody of their daughter, as revealed in a text message sent to his lawyer.

A concert was held on a ferry traveling to Vela Luka, Croatia, to honor the late singer Oliver Dragojević, despite strong winds and rain. Attendees enjoyed the music and celebrated his legacy during the journey.

Morgan Stanley has significantly adjusted its stock target for GE Vernova. This reset reflects new analysis and expectations for the company's financial performance and market position.

The Austro-Hungarian military fortress of Mogren is gaining a new role in Budva's cultural and tourist life, transforming into an ambient art scene for the 'City Theater' festival.

An online voting process is currently open until September 21st, allowing the public to choose from ten proposed design sets for the new series of Euro banknotes. Notably, no Portuguese personalities were included among the proposed figures.

A train collided with a truck near Chýnov in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic, prompting emergency services to dispatch a helicopter and report injuries among train passengers.

A new community facility has opened on Puškinova Street in Liberec, offering seven rooms, four bathrooms, and two homes to eight critically endangered children in difficult life situations.

A recent study suggests that while cats may improve overall mood, they might not effectively reduce stress levels in their owners, contrary to popular belief.

GE Vernova's shares have declined as losses in its wind power segment overshadowed a record backlog and strong demand from data centers, impacting investor confidence.

A new study involving nearly 50,000 participants suggests that drinking filter coffee may be associated with slower biological aging.

GOES, a French brand established in 2004, specializes in producing reliable, robust, and affordable ATV vehicles for professional and recreational use.

The House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina will hold its 22nd session on July 27, and the main topic will be whether the arbitrariness of the Speaker of the House of Peoples, Dragan Čović, will continue.

Bus lines 111 and 314 in Sofia, Bulgaria, will operate with temporary route changes on August 8 and 9 due to the construction of a commercial facility, which will close movement on Donka Ushlinova Street.

Anastasia Kaleb has reactivated her Instagram profile with alluring photos, days after deleting it following her recent breakup with Petar Rašić, whom she met on the show 'Sanjski moški H'.

A queer couple from the United States has relocated to Nova Scotia, Canada, seeking refuge from what they describe as increasing crackdowns on 2SLGBTQ+ rights under the current U.S. administration. They expressed a desire to live freely and openly.

Crews are battling an out-of-control wildfire in the Mooseland Road area of rural Halifax County, Nova Scotia, estimated to be over 300 hectares. Residents are advised to prepare for potential evacuation.

The RCMP are actively seeking to identify a group of protesters responsible for swarming Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston's vehicle and smashing its windshield while he was inside.

A new study by Meta Oversight Board warns that large AI systems are more likely to refuse to criticize restrictive authorities, raising questions about freedom of expression online.

Protesters surrounded the Nova Scotia premier's car and smashed its glass following a speech, in an incident that drew widespread attention.

Starlink has quietly launched its new V5 home antenna for residential users, which, while not increasing data speeds, offers improvements in size and energy efficiency.

SambaNova's valuation has soared to eleven billion dollars, positioning it as a significant player in the AI chip market, particularly in areas where Nvidia may be vulnerable.

A Nova Scotia court has reportedly refused to hear a case challenging an illegal Indigenous lobster fishery, sparking debate about legal equity.

The Bank of Portugal's new headquarters in Lisbon will be delayed until 2028, with an addendum to the contract expected in October, as explained to workers by the administration.

The Bureau for Social Research (Birodi) has supported the decision of four members of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) Council to participate in the body's work.

The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) has requested detailed documentation regarding the new solution for the future headquarters of the Bank of Portugal. This request seeks transparency and comprehensive information on the project.

The making-of documentary, "The Odyssey: The Making of an Epic," for Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated film "Odyssey" will be exclusively available to Nova subscribers on July 14.

Nova is expanding its strategic presence in culture and cinema by forming partnerships with six major film festivals across Greece, aiming to support international cinematic institutions nationwide.

SambaNova Systems has achieved an $11 billion valuation following the successful close of its $1 billion Series F funding round.

Gavrilović argues that four members of the REM Council who resigned should return to their positions to demand the director's resignation and review contracts, emphasizing the need for a continued struggle.

A new series by Harlan Coben has reportedly surpassed all other new releases on Netflix this year, setting a new viewership record for the streaming platform.

New footage has been released showing events that occurred before the arrival of the police and the subsequent arrest of Laura Prgomet.

Several companies, including Electromed, Noah Holdings, nCino, Qfin Holdings, EHang, Gold Fields, BMO Financial, Bank of Nova Scotia, and Dick's Sporting Goods, are set to release their quarterly or half-yearly earnings reports. Analysts are providing previews and expectations for these upcoming financial disclosures.

A woman in Windsor, Nova Scotia, is abandoning her home after years of repeated flooding and sewage overflows, unable to wait any longer for a fix to the town's overburdened sewage and storm water system.

The fourth season of the popular Croatian youth series 'Sram' has begun filming in Zagreb, with the new season centering on the character Vanessa and exploring themes of prejudice.

After nearly 70 years, a major reconstruction of Gimnazija Obala in Sarajevo has begun, as announced by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Sarajevo Canton.

Newfoundland is looking to leverage growing interest in its offshore oil resources, with a decision on the $14-billion Bay du Nord development expected in 2027, while Nova Scotia also aims to participate in offshore activities.

Research suggests that a brisk walking pace of approximately 4.8 kilometers per hour is a beneficial goal for adults aiming to improve health and longevity.

Nova Scotia's energy minister has apologized for old song lyrics described as "violent and misogynistic" by Adsum for Women and Children, subsequently removing his music from streaming platforms. The PC caucus stated the minister takes responsibility for his actions.

Legal activists in Nova Scotia are attempting to use a recent Court of Appeal ruling, which found a tent-dwelling man eligible for enhanced rate assistance, to broaden welfare benefits for homeless individuals.

Nova sezona Premier lige donosi značajnu promjenu u načinu televizijskog praćenja utakmica. Gledatelji će prvi put imati priliku čuti dijelove razgovo

Following Velika Gospa (Assumption Day), summer is winding down, and the first autumn produce is beginning to appear in Croatian markets.

Lawyer Adela Kachaunova stated that learning horrific details from a judge does not serve the goals of justice, emphasizing the need for strict neutrality and professionalism from police, prosecution, and courts.

The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS) has reported high traffic intensity on all main roads, indicating the peak of the August tourist changeover and advising drivers to be cautious.

Eight members of a parliamentary committee have requested that Ivan Turudić attend a session in Gospić. A letter from an HDZ partner also indicated that Turudić and another minister are expected to visit Gospić.

Serbian traffic police have been equipped with new devices and an Android system, enabling faster and more secure checks during traffic stops. This upgrade aims to improve control and safety on the roads.

A hand grenade was discovered in a container on Jug Bogdanova Street in Novi Sad, leading to the blocking of nearby streets as authorities responded to the incident.

A new series starring Anya Taylor-Joy, which begins with a multi-million dollar heist, has quickly become one of the biggest streaming hits.

A man has been taken into custody following a bomb threat at the U.S. Consulate in Halifax, Nova Scotia, after a propane tank and flammable liquids were found in his vehicle.

Ryan Murphy's new series, featuring a mysterious student whose appearance triggers a story filled with secrets, obsession, and murder, has arrived on Disney+ and is being praised by critics for its dark atmosphere.

Bulgarian singer Mihaela Marinova shares her summer playlist and reflects on her special year, including her role as Sally Bowles in the musical "Cabaret" and her debut as a vocal coach.

Ahead of Duane 'Keffe D' Davis's trial on August 10, new testimonies are bringing details of the 1996 Las Vegas shooting that killed Tupac Shakur and injured Suge Knight back into focus.

A new study suggests that the way children talk about stress, rather than just the content of their speech, can predict their risk of anxiety and depression. The style of speech is a better indicator of future problems.

Croatian singer Severina's new song, 'Nisam kriva ja' ('Bezosjećajna'), garnered over a million views within a day of its release and entered trending charts in the region.

Montenegro is simultaneously strengthening the protection of its natural resources and fulfilling its obligations on the path to EU membership, according to the minister.

A new study, commissioned by the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, warns that Russia is using a combination of political and informational tools to exert influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a focus on figures like Dodik.

A new poll by Nova srpska politička misao indicates that the Student List holds a slight lead over the SNS list, with 39.6% support compared to 37.5%.

A new study suggests that children leaving home does not necessarily lead to a crisis for parents, challenging the common perception of 'empty nest syndrome'.

Fifty years after the iconic 1976 film, a new miniseries based on Stephen King's debut novel 'Carrie' is in production, aiming to introduce the horror story to new generations.

Significant rifts are becoming increasingly apparent within Montenegro's 'For the Future of Montenegro' coalition, with Nova srpska demokratija and Demokratska narodna partija openly disagreeing on political moves and key state issues. Questions arise whether this is a temporary conflict or a permanent split.

A 54-year-old worker died during the renovation of Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium, bringing construction work to a halt. The incident has cast a somber mood over the three-year-long project.

Elmer MacKay, a former federal minister and Member of Parliament for Nova Scotia, has passed away at the age of 89, remembered for his public service and extensive friendships.

The Latvian public broadcaster LSM announced that submissions for the "Supernova" song contest, which selects Latvia's Eurovision representative, will open from August 1 to October 1, with the final held at Xiaomi Arena.

A renovated apartment in Tuškanova Street in Zagreb is listed for sale at 160,000 euros, highlighted as one of the most popular daily offers on Index Oglasi.

A new study indicates that people are living longer, but a significant portion of these extended years are spent dealing with health problems, rather than in good health.

A man convicted of dismembering a person on Casanova Street has escaped from Quatre Camins prison in Spain, fleeing from a vehicle while it was stopped at a traffic light during his transfer.

Moby is scheduled to perform tonight at Kalemegdan in Belgrade, with organizers confirming the concert will proceed despite earlier uncertainties. A new timetable for the event has been released for attendees.

Hungary's opposition Fidesz party has accused the new center-right government of tyranny after state prosecutors searched an office housing its internet servers, alleging an attempt to shut down its operations.

Days after Halifax officials were asked to take security action at a 'dangerous' park, a man was shot there, following years of warnings from Shelter Nova Scotia about the park's location near a men's emergency shelter.

Gorčin Dizdar, a prominent figure, emphasizes that heritage is best preserved by constantly re-creating and reinterpreting it. He shares his perspective on how this dynamic approach keeps cultural legacies alive and relevant for future generations.

A recent study suggests that the dominant hand may not be an innate trait, contrary to the long-held belief that handedness stems from differences in how the brain controls movement. This research offers a new perspective on the origins of left- or right-handedness.

The utility company in Tivat, Montenegro, has taken delivery of two new specialized vehicles, acquired for a total value of €719,950 including VAT from the company "Eco Vladex".

Apesar da mudança de planos do Banco de Portugal, a vendedora dos edifícios, a Fidelidade, considera que se mantém em vigor “a transacção inicialmente estabelecida”. Novos planos atrasam nova sede.

Bank of Nova Scotia has revealed significant stakes, including a 7.7% position in TeraWulf and a 5.62% position in CleanSpark, as part of its latest disclosures.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned the alleged targeting and spread of falsehoods against Nova S journalist Đorđe Mijailović on Valjevo television V5.

Over a century after its voyage to the South Pole, the wreck of the Terra Nova, which carried explorer Robert Falcon Scott, is being mapped in 3D by an Ontario company, inspiring new exploration.

Berwick, N.S., is making progress towards becoming a zero-emissions community by utilizing solar, hydroelectric, and wind power, already being more than halfway to its goal.

A new chapter in Montenegrin bocce is being written with the establishment of BK Lanterna, marking the first time a woman will lead a bocce club in the country's history.

A woman in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, has been diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome, a rare allergy to meat and dairy caused by lone star tick bites, which has significantly impacted her life.

An elderly man who wandered away from his home in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley last weekend was successfully located by a search team, aided by a special bracelet he was wearing.

British singer Duffy, known for her hit 'Mercy', has returned to the stage 15 years after revealing she was abducted and raped, an experience that led her to withdraw from public life.

The Governor of Portugal altered the new headquarters project, announcing savings of 35 million euros, a decision criticized by Mário Centeno. The CDS party has accused Centeno of 'collusion' and called for an investigation.

A homeless shelter in Nova Scotia, formerly known as Viola's Place, has changed its name following a request from Viola Desmond's family, who felt the name was being tarnished by complaints related to disturbances and drug use at the facility.

A 70-year-old Hungarian driver drove his car down a set of stairs on Rozmanova Street in the center of Piran, Slovenia, on Tuesday afternoon, where the vehicle became stuck. Firefighters had to intervene, and police issued a fine for disregarding traffic signals.

Croatian Post has issued a warning about a new SMS scam that uses fake links to request bank details under the guise of package delivery.

Nina Litvinova, a prominent Russian dissident and human rights activist who dedicated her life to helping political prisoners, died by suicide in Moscow at the age of 80.