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One fisherman dead following incident on remote lake near Saint John
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Family and friends organize search for missing Halifax teen
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Field of dreams: Non-profit group gives life to former Cape Breton baseball field
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N.S. schools mask mandate ends Tuesday
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Fire shuts down highway in New Brunswick
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19-year-old dies after N.B. single vehicle crash
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Alma, N.B., detour removed
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Three rescued after stranded in Maces Bay in N.B.
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Study highlights importance of Atlantic Loop
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N.B. volunteers donate prom dresses
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Halifax intersection gets pop of colour
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Maud Lewis painting, once traded for grilled cheese sandwiches, sells for $350K
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Prince Charles acknowledges suffering of residential school survivors
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Crocheted Halifax clock tower dress turns heads
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N.S. community paramedic program benefiting patient care
Three years after launching, a community-based paramedic program in Nova Scotia has changed the way some patients receive care.
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Halifax country musician Lisa Richard set to launch sophomore album
Halifax-based musician Lisa Richard is preparing to release her sophomore album and she says its meaning is to highlight positive moments.
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N.S. artist makes history as youngest rapper to release full album in Canada
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Long weekend kicks off camping season with few restrictions
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'It makes us feel really good': Cape Breton volunteers offer monthly free lunches as food costs continue to rise
With food prices going up, a group of Cape Breton volunteers are doing what they can to provide a little relief to those on the island.
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Hope for Wildlife sees uptick in animal drop-offs as warmer months approach
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State-of-the-art climate research centre officially opens on P.E.I.
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With Grand Manan's only bank set to close, residents of the N.B. island are fighting to keep it open
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