Woman, teen, one-year-old die in East Port Hebert, N.S., crash
A woman, a teenager and a one-year-old child have died following a crash in East Port Hebert, N.S., on Monday.
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The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Women's Council is calling for accountability in the death of Chantel Moore.
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Former Better Business Bureau CEO pleads guilty to child sex-related charges
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Nova Scotia to lift all public COVID-19 restrictions Wednesday
Nova Scotia’s top doctor says remaining COVID-19 restrictions for the general public will be lifted Wednesday.
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Flight spends 2 hours circling Edmonton after landing gear damaged
An Edmonton flight bound for Halifax never made it to its destination after a landing gear sustained damage during takeoff Monday afternoon.
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One dead, one hospitalized after fire at Cape Breton seniors’ complex
One person has died and another person was taken to hospital after a weekend fire in Cape Breton.
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Inflation relief payments on the way for P.E.I. residents
Over 90,000 Prince Edward Island residents will see a top-up in their bank accounts to help alleviate the pressure of record inflation rates affecting the cost of living in the province.
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P.E.I. Province House revealed after 4 years covered in canvas
The first three panels dropped in dramatic fashion to reveal the long hidden face of Prince Edward Island’s Province House.
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Some Maritimers rent out personal vehicles to earn extra cash
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Researchers see little evidence that more white sharks prowling North Atlantic
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N.S. COVID-19 restrictions set to end Wednesday
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Ambulance wait times worrying Nova Scotians
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N.B. minister calls for airline deregulation
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One dead, one hospitalized after C.B. fire
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Road rules cause confusion on Spring Garden
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Is an app to blame for fewer border crossings?
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Inquiry explores rural community well-being
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Miramichi and Carpiquet, France sign agreement
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The initial reluctance of governments, federal and provincial, to appoint a public inquiry into the N.S. mass shooting, was difficult to understand. It took the heartfelt pleas of the victims’ families and the fast rising tide of public opinion to make the politicians act.
Lack of certification during pandemic fuelling lifeguard shortage, officials say
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.
Blast to the past: Retro roller dome opens in Halifax
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A beloved Labrador retriever puppy owned by a New Brunswick fire department has died.
Nova Scotia teenage filmmaker wins award for short film debut
A teenage filmmaker in Nova Scotia is celebrating after winning an award for her short film, “No Pun Intended."
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New amenities at Hfx Stanfield Int'l airport
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New Moncton war memorial commemorate soldiers who made ultimate sacrifice
There are over 30,000 people buried inside Moncton's Elmwood Cemetery, and roughly 340 of them are Canadian veterans.
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P.E.I. Province House revealed after 4 years covered in canvas
The first three panels dropped in dramatic fashion to reveal the long hidden face of Prince Edward Island’s Province House.
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Complicated Canada Day: Maritimers share their feelings on celebrations this year
The stage is set for what promises to be a more normal Canada Day in Fredericton, N.B. Final preparations were underway at the city’s exhibition grounds, where festivities begin Thursday night.
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Halifax rugby player gears up for hometown-hosted international game
When Cooper Coats first stepped foot on the rugby field in grade 12, he had little idea he would eventually lace up his cleats to represent Canada.
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The Mellotones to mark 25th anniversary at Halifax festival
To celebrate their 25th anniversary, Halifax band The Mellotones will be headlining a show at the TD Halifax Jazz 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
A Fredericton artist is using her artistic abilities to shine a little light on homeless shelters across the city this summer.
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NATO nations sign accession protocols for Sweden, Finland
The 30 NATO allies signed off on the accession protocols for Sweden and Finland on Tuesday, sending the membership bids of the two nations to the alliance capitals for legislative approvals -- and possible political trouble in Turkey.
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