Texas low will bring mix of rain and snow to Maritimes Thursday and Friday
A Texas low will bring a mix of precipitation into the Maritimes Thursday night into Friday morning.
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Patients involved in N.S. mass shooting among those caught up in major privacy breach
Nova Scotia Health is under the microscope after eight employees were found snooping into medical records. The privacy breaches involve the electronic health records of people associated with the April 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia, among others.
Health-care care package: Maritime provinces still digesting details of Ottawa's funding announcement
The number-crunching continues a day after the premiers sat-down with the prime minister to talk about health-care funding.
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Sandeson murder trial: Crown questions accused about fatal shooting in Halifax
There was drama in a Halifax courtroom Wednesday as a Crown prosecutor tried to poke holes in the alibi of a former medical school student who is claiming self-defence in the shooting death of another student during a drug deal.
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Former supply teacher charged with sexual assault after alleged incident at N.B. school; RCMP seek other possible victims
Police say a man from Moncton, N.B., who was previously charged for allegedly videotaping children at pools in Fredericton is now facing sex charges after an alleged incident at a school where he was a supply teacher.
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N.S. health-care funds should address staffing shortages and primary care needs
Doctors and nurses in Nova Scotia say new federal money for health care must be spent on primary care and increasing staffing levels.
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Nine people face trafficking, weapons charges after drugs, guns seized from Halifax home
Nine people are facing drug trafficking and firearm-related offences after drugs and weapons were seized from a residence in Halifax.
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'We need to act now': N.S. Nurses' Union president stresses importance of time with health-care funding deal
Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union president Janet Hazelton weighed in on the federal health-care funding deal Tuesday after Canada’s premiers met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa.
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N.S. and N.B. reach agreement to share SIRT's services when investigating incidents involving police
The Nova Scotia and New Brunswick governments have reached an agreement that allows Nova Scotia's police watchdog to provide oversight for serious incidents involving police in both provinces.
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'It's so sad': Retired N.S. doctor feels she 'abandoned' her patients
Retirement is bittersweet for a Nova Scotia doctor who says she feels like she has abandoned the 2,000 patients she has been caring for because she was not able to find a doctor to replace her.
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'It is heartbreaking': Maritime Syrian and Turkish communities react to earthquake and devastation
Thousands are dead and tens of thousands injured following the earthquake that has devastated Syria and Turkey. Maritimers with connections to the region are doing what they can to help during this time of need.
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Court dismisses case against N.B. pastor for holding services during COVID lockdown
A New Brunswick judge has dismissed a contempt of court case against a pastor accused of ignoring COVID-19 public health rules in 2021.
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Red Cross Fiona effort exceeds all other disasters, with $54.2 million raised
With more than 58,000 people requiring help, the Canadian Red Cross says its relief efforts after post-tropical storm Fiona last September were its largest ever in the country.
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'This is a crisis': N.B. residents hope for better health-care plan following meetings in Ottawa
New Brunswickers are hoping talks in Ottawa will not only lead to more funding for the health-care system, but also a better plan to help improve it.
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Union wants better wages for nurses at one of busiest Maritime hospitals
Emergency room nurses at one of the busiest hospitals in the Maritimes are asking their employer to recognize their training and pay them accordingly.
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William Sandeson cross-examination continues
![William Sandeson's cross-examination moves into day 3 at his first-degree murder trial. Today focused on the meeting of him and the victim.]()
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News and weather update: February 8, 2023
![Crystal Garrett brings you the latest news and Lataevia Beezer shares your forecast for across the Maritimes.]()
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N.S. could get $154M in new health-care funding
![Following meetings in Ottawa, the NS premier says if approved, the province would receive $154 million in new health-care money this year.]()
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Retired NS doctor upset over lack of replacement
![A retired doctor in N.S. says she's upset that no one was found to take over her practice. Bruce Frisko has her story.]()
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N.B. residents hope for better health-care plan
![New Brunswickers are hoping health-care talks in Ottawa come away with more than just cash in hand, but a better plan to improve the system.]()
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Nurses at Halifax ER ask for better wages
![The Nova Scotia Nurses' Union is going public with its plea to improve working conditions for nurses working in the Halifax Infirmary's ER.]()
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William Sandeson denies that killing was planned
![A former Halifax medical student who claims he fatally shot a fellow student in self-defence is denying that the killing was planned.]()
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Man found dead behind Stellarton substation
![A man has been found dead behind a N.S. Power substation in Stellarton, N.S. Police are investigating the incident as a possible theft.]()
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Many still dealing with damage from N.S. cold snap
![Many N.S. businesses are still dealing with damage caused by record-breaking low temperatures and power outages over the weekend.]()
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'I love seeing him happy': N.B. woman wants to bring Vietnam rescue dog home to Moncton
A New Brunswick woman is working hard to get her rescue dog from Vietnam home with her, however, it's proving to be more difficult than expected.
Nova Scotia man finds possible historic Killick anchor on beach
John Benoit of West Jeddore, N.S., says he has been beachcombing for over 50 years, but his most recent discovery -- a Killick anchor -- is by far his most memorable.
Hockey players belt out 'Sweet Caroline' during power outage at Cape Breton hockey tournament
Two opposing teams singing the Neil Diamond classic “Sweet Caroline” together in the hallway wasn't what anyone expected at the Red Cup Showcase high school hockey tournament in Cape Breton over the weekend.
Talon-locked bald eagles treated at Nova Scotia's Hope for Wildlife
Two bald eagles are recovering after they were found locked together by their talons on Nova Scotia's South Shore.
Tracing fishing gear to protect North Atlantic right whales is positive step: expert
Researchers say they can learn about the evolving habits of endangered North Atlantic right whales by tracing the fishing gear from which the animals are freed.
Arctic air breaks decades-old low temperature records in the Maritimes
While relatively short-lived, the blast of Arctic air in the Maritimes was enough to break some long-standing low temperature records for all three Maritime provinces for both Friday and Saturday.
Moncton boxing club hopes to encourage more females to join
Hoping to teach strength, confidence and skills, FISTS Boxing Club in Moncton is looking to welcome more women and girls into the gym.
Spud Hockey Tournament returns after two years sidelined by COVID-19
AAA hockey players from across the region were in Charlottetown Sunday for the final games of the Spud Hockey Tournament.
$1-million lottery ticket awaits New Brunswick winner
Atlantic Lottery says someone in New Brunswick is the lucky winner of a $1 million ticket.
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'I love seeing him happy': N.B. woman wants to bring Vietnam rescue dog home to Moncton
A New Brunswick woman is working hard to get her rescue dog from Vietnam home with her, however, it's proving to be more difficult than expected.
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Irish folk band Lunasa coming ashore in the Maritimes this week
Lunasa -- one of the most influential groups in traditional Irish music -- is headed to the Maritimes for three shows this week.
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'It is heartbreaking': Maritime Syrian and Turkish communities react to earthquake and devastation
Thousands are dead and tens of thousands injured following the earthquake that has devastated Syria and Turkey. Maritimers with connections to the region are doing what they can to help during this time of need.
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High school hockey teams fundraise for family of Cape Breton boy fighting cancer
When the Sydney Academy Wildcats hits the ice for its first playoff game Tuesday night, they'll have a special guest skate out with them before puck drop.
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94-year-old baking phenom makes weekly treats for fellow seniors in Halifax
Winnifred Bowden, a 94-year-old living in Halifax, is baking up weekly treats for her fellow residents.
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Hockey players belt out 'Sweet Caroline' during power outage at Cape Breton hockey tournament
Two opposing teams singing the Neil Diamond classic “Sweet Caroline” together in the hallway wasn't what anyone expected at the Red Cup Showcase high school hockey tournament in Cape Breton over the weekend.
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Nova Scotia man finds possible historic Killick anchor on beach
John Benoit of West Jeddore, N.S., says he has been beachcombing for over 50 years, but his most recent discovery -- a Killick anchor -- is by far his most memorable.
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Talon-locked bald eagles treated at Nova Scotia's Hope for Wildlife
Two bald eagles are recovering after they were found locked together by their talons on Nova Scotia's South Shore.
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94-year-old baking phenom makes weekly treats for fellow seniors in Halifax
Winnifred Bowden, a 94-year-old living in Halifax, is baking up weekly treats for her fellow residents.
Bonnie Raitt's keyboardist a 'fierce defender and fan of Winnipeg'
Music has taken a Winnipeg-born keyboardist on a path stretching from New Orleans to New York and onto the stage with Grammy Award-winning artist Bonnie Raitt, but he has never forgotten his roots.
How more than 100 women realized they may have dated, been deceived by the same man
An Ontario man is being accused of changing his name, profession and life story multiple times to potentially more than 100 women online before leaving some out thousands of dollars.
Nova Scotia man finds possible historic Killick anchor on beach
John Benoit of West Jeddore, N.S., says he has been beachcombing for over 50 years, but his most recent discovery -- a Killick anchor -- is by far his most memorable.
Talon-locked bald eagles treated at Nova Scotia's Hope for Wildlife
Two bald eagles are recovering after they were found locked together by their talons on Nova Scotia's South Shore.
Conan O'Brien's fascination with Vulcan, Alta., prompts parade marshal invite
A podcast mention of the southern Alberta town of Vulcan, and its embracement of all things Star Trek, has prompted festival officials to invite Conan O'Brien to lead its parade.
Video of Sask. hockey rink's 95-year-old staircase grabs national attention online
One of Saskatchewan’s oldest hockey rinks has garnered national attention for its unique features and unusual design.
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2 children dead, 6 injured after city bus crashes into daycare in Montreal suburb Laval, driver arrested
Two children are dead and six others are injured after a Laval city bus crashed into a daycare Wednesday morning. The driver of the bus, a 51-year-old man, has been arrested and faces charges of homicide and dangerous driving, police say.
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Condolences are pouring in on Parliament Hill after a Laval, Que., city bus crashed into a daycare on Wednesday morning, with federal politicians of all stripes expressing their sympathies with the families affected and gratitude to the first responders.
Netflix Canada begins password sharing crackdown
Netflix Canada is rolling out its long-anticipated plans to crack down on password sharing, saying it will begin notifying Canadian users today by email about limitations.
Bank of Canada releases details on interest rate decision for the first time
The Bank of Canada released a summary of its Governing Council meetings on Wednesday, providing the public and financial institutions with more insight into the central bank’s decision to raise its key interest rate on Jan. 25.
Health-care workers have new hand-washing guidelines. Here's how you can apply them
The way respiratory viruses have circulated this fall and winter, most Canadians could probably benefit from a hand-hygiene refresher. Here are the latest hand-washing best practices to apply in your daily life.
Labour shortages could push up wages, 'reignite inflation' in long run, report warns
Protracted labour shortages in Canada could fuel more rapid wage growth and inflation over time, potentially prompting the need for higher interest rates long-term, a new RBC Economics report released Wednesday said.
Awkward moment or conscious message? Political experts weigh in on Danielle Smith-Justin Trudeau handshake
An 'awkward' attempt at a handshake between Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and the prime minister Tuesday is another example of leaders from the western province hesitating before shaking Justin Trudeau's hand, say political experts.
Killer whale mothers take care of their sons much longer than their daughters. This could be why
The sacrifices female killer whales make for their sons well after they are weaned is negatively affecting their reproductive health, according to new scientific research.
Turkiye, Syria quake death toll nears 12,000
With hope of finding survivors fading, stretched rescue teams in Turkiye and Syria searched Wednesday for signs of life in the rubble of thousands of buildings toppled by the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. The confirmed death toll approached 12,000.
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