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SaltWire | Atlantic Canada. Top news in Atlantic Canada. Two people found dead in boat washed ashore on Sable Island. Friends and family of an adventurous seafaring couple are clinging to slim hope after a boat containing human remains was discovered Wednesday on Sable Island.
SaltWire | Halifax. Top stories in Halifax. Halifax's queer community takes Pride in itself. Rainbow coloured flags, trans flags, people with glitter and resplendent smiles on their faces - all lined Spring Garden Road on Saturday as Halifax celebrated Pride Week. Vee Smith, 17, carried her palette to help others with makeup and to complete ...
Top stories in Nova Scotia. Annapolis Valley First Nation member upset after fire department extinguishes sacred funeral fire. A member of the Annapolis Valley First Nation in Cambridge says he and his family are upset that a traditional funeral fire he lit on his property was extinguished.
SaltWire – the new home for 27 storied media titles throughout the Atlantic Provinces. Combining the essential element of Salt, which represents the sea that surrounds us, and Wire, a tool that connects and binds, SaltWire publications are your essential sources for the news and stories about the places we call home.
SaltWire | Atlantic Canada. Top news in Atlantic Canada. LETTER: Is Newfoundland the next Easter Island? Once again, on July 23, 2024, our government released a huge chunk of Crown land to energy developer North Atlantic Refining Ltd.: 10,000 hectares, including reserved plots of land in the Placentia Bay and Trinity Bay areas.
SaltWire Network Inc. is a Canadian newspaper publishing company owned by the Dennis-Lever family of Halifax, Nova Scotia, owners of The Chronicle Herald. Saltwire owns 23 daily and weekly newspapers in Atlantic Canada. The company was formed in 2017 via its purchase of 27 newspapers from Transcontinental.
Saltwire Careers. SaltWire teams have worked hard to craft content that makes a difference here on the East Coast. When people hear that we’re hiring, they think of news reporters and photographers — but it takes a dynamic, diverse team spanning more than a dozen departments to make it all happen.
