NEW| Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter is giving convicted MLA Trevor Zinck time to resign and holding out the threat of expulsion if he doesn't quit. Dexter said he will recall the legislature to force the Independent MLA out if he doesn't step down after pleading guilty on Monday to charges of fraud and breach of trust.

Both Nova Scotia's deputy premier Frank Corbett and Liberal Leader Stephen McNeil are calling on Trevor Zinck to resign his seat after pleading guilty on Monday to charges of fraud and breach of trust. What do you think?

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BREAKING: Trevor Zinck has just pleaded guilty to Fraud and Breach of Trust charges.

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Here's a snapshot from last year's Information Morning Birthday Party. Hope you can join us for this year's party on Friday, June 21 as we take it outdoors to the site of the Multicultural Festival on Marginal Road in Halifax. 6 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. Enjoy some of the pics from last year's event in the meantime!

POV Question: A review of the Rehtaeh Parsons case calls for revised school codes of conduct and an emphasis on preventing bullying. Two experts examined how the Halifax Regional School Board handled the 17-year-old girl's case. Among their 13 recommendations?..an independent review of the IWK Health Centre, where Rehtaeh was a patient for five weeks after she had a breakdown and became suicidal. Our question: Do you believe the report goes far enough?

One of only two surgeons specializing in foot and ankle surgeries in Nova Scotia is gunning to meet the minister of health, saying unless the province hires other specialists those already waiting a decade for an appointment will have to wait even longer. What's the longest time you've waited for a procedure?