Missing N.S. teen found safe, Amber Alert cancelled
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'Reviewed for Privilege': Federal government explains N.S. superintendent’s missing notes
The inquiry into Nova Scotia’s 2020 mass shooting, says four pages of handwritten notes that sparked a political firestorm in Ottawa this week, weren’t immediately submitted when subpoenaed by its investigators.
'It’s in shambles': RCMP 'architects of own demise,' says criminologist after complaints in N.B. and N.S.
After a week of criticism and anger at the Mass Casualty Commission in Nova Scotia, and outcry in a rural area of New Brunswick, there are questions about the RCMP’s role in community policing.
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Dartmouth man charged after making false 911 call: police
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Six First Nations chiefs call for end to New Brunswick commission on systemic racism
The six chiefs of New Brunswick's Wolastoqey Nation are calling on Premier Blaine Higgs to scrap his commission on systemic racism.
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Halifax police search for driver after 14-year-old cyclist struck by vehicle
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P.E.I. to give low-income seniors one-time $100 grocery card
Low-income seniors on Prince Edward Island who are facing food insecurity can now register for a one-time grocery card of $100.
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Almost half of Canadians are doing worse financially than the previous year: survey
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Gas prices drop in Nova Scotia and on P.E.I.
Motorists are paying less at the pumps in Nova Scotia and on Prince Edward Island following a drop in gas prices overnight Friday.
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Lawsuit alleges pay discrimination at Newfoundland and Labrador's oil corporation
A former director with the Oil and Gas Corporation of Newfoundland and Labrador claims the Crown corporation discriminated against her by paying her less than her male counterparts.
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N.S. health care data goes online
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Withheld notes from mass shooting inquiry
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McAdam residents question RCMP’s role in community
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More gun violence in Halifax
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P.E.I. fentanyl overdoses
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Halifax Hockey Summit underway
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Moncton's Rotary Ribfest returns
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Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo kicks off
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New website tracks N.S. health-care data
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Nova Scotia's Nathan MacKinnon on cusp of winning first Stanley Cup
NHL star Nathan MacKinnon has a chance to win his first Stanley Cup Friday night with the Colorado Avalanche.
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Rotary Ribfest returns to Moncton after two-year hiatus
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The Groovy Gardener: Cape Breton man turns green thumb into budding business
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Singer-songwriter Johnny Reid reunites with superfan at Glace Bay concert
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Wabanaki works of art: Fredericton gallery celebrating Indigenous History Month
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Canadian Coast Guard, U.K. navy meet in Cape Breton for cold water training
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