This is Nova Scotia

People in Cole Harbour, N.S., were upset to see a man dressed in a Nazi uniform while trick-or-treating with children on Halloween. In this week's episode, we look at the reaction and whether a Nazi costume is legal under the anti-hate legislation that came into effect earlier this year.

A Japanese corporation says it plans to grow High Liner's business. We look into those plans.

Why is a renewable energy company planning to open a data centre in Cape Breton? We look at the story behind the story.

Bonus episode: The man accused of the 1988 murder of P.E.I. school teacher Byron Carr walked free after police announced they lost key evidence in the case. Todd Joseph Irving was linked to the murder scene by DNA evidence, but the Crown says that would not be enough to get a conviction.

A bylaw change now allows larger, multi-unit buildings to be built in neighbourhoods previously dominated by single-family homes. The change is supposed to help address the city's housing crisis. But some residents say it could ruin their neighbourhoods.