N.B. woman facing impaired driving charge after SUV collides with RCMP vehicle
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Halifax District RCMP investigating North Preston shooting that left one injured
Police in Halifax are investigating a shooting that happened in North Preston Friday night.
Fire at Kentville grocery store sends two firefighters to hospital; investigation ongoing
A fire at a grocery store in Kentville, N.S., caused significant damage to the storefront and sent two people to hospital.
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Man dies in hospital after workplace incident in Saint John: police
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Spouse of gunman to testify at N.S. shooting hearings but won't be cross-examined
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Saint John celebrates Memorial Cup win with parade Thursday
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Cape Breton sees large crowds celebrating Canada Day
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Halifax hosts Kanata events
![Halifax marked Canada Day a new way this way by honouring Indigenous cultures and communities through various traditions.]()
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Ukrainian newcomers mark first Canada Day
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Canada Day gatherings returns in the Maritimes
![Large gatherings were a common sight across the Maritimes for Canada Day celebrations, something many haven't experienced in three years.]()
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Fredericton celebrates Canada Day
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3 N.B. hospitals see emergency room closures
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Man dies following N.B. workplace incident
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Sea Dogs celebrate Memorial Cup victory
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Gunman’s spouse will not face cross-examination
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Airlines cut summer flights to deal with demand
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A lack of programs to certify lifeguards amid the COVID-19 pandemic is contributing to the industry-wide shortage seen in Canada, a Toronto city official says.
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The Nova Scotia SPCA is asking for support from the community to help five dogs who are in desperate need of care. The SPCA says the dogs were recently rushed to urgent care after they were found starving and dehydrated.
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Complicated Canada Day: Maritimers share their feelings on celebrations this year
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Halifax rugby player gears up for hometown-hosted international game
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The Mellotones to mark 25th anniversary at Halifax festival
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Blast to the past: Retro roller dome opens in Halifax
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Fredericton artist shares unique abilities to brighten up homeless shelters across the city
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