Dan Ahlstrand

1 week ago | halifax.citynews.ca | Dan Ahlstrand

Shelburne RCMP Detachment is looking for a Nova Scotia man wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant. Jamies Leon Enslow, 46, of Shelburne, is facing a series of charges including sexual assault, break and enter, assault causing bodily harm, uttering threats, and two counts each of intimidation of a justice system participant and obstructing justice. Enslow is described as 5-foot-11, 220 pounds, balding with brown hair around the sides and back. He has blue eyes and may wear glasses.

1 week ago | halifax.citynews.ca | Dan Ahlstrand

RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment is asking for the public's help in locating a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. Richard MacInnis, 44, of no fixed address, is wanted for violating parole conditions. He is described as six-foot-one and 175 pounds, with auburn hair and green eyes. Police say MacInnis is believed to be in the Timberlea area and is suspected of being involved in multiple break and enters.

2 weeks ago | halifax.citynews.ca | Dan Ahlstrand

Vehicle traffic will be barred from the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge in Halifax this weekend as part of ongoing maintenance work. The closure begins Friday, May 2 at 7 p.m. and ends Monday, May 5 at 5:30 a.m.This marks the second consecutive weekend the bridge will be closed to vehicles as part of Project LifeSpan, a two-year, $70-million project aimed at preserving the bridge towers and extending the structure's lifespan. Pedestrians and cyclists will still be able to cross using a shared walkway.

2 weeks ago | halifax.citynews.ca | Dan Ahlstrand

Four people are facing a combined 56 charges after police seized drugs, firearms and ammunition during a search at a home in Pictou, N.S.The Pictou County Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit executed a search warrant at a residence on Gill Court on April 24, as part of an ongoing investigation into drug trafficking and firearms offences. Police say five people were arrested at the scene.

2 weeks ago | halifax.citynews.ca | Dan Ahlstrand

Justice C. Richard Coughlan is retiring from the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, ending a 24-year career on the bench. The court says Coughlan's retirement will take effect April 30. He has served as a supernumerary judge since 2016, meaning his departure will not result in a vacancy on the court. Chief Justice Deborah K. Smith praised Coughlan as a well-respected jurist who served the province with distinction throughout his legal and judicial career.