Helicopter delivers supplies to residents stranded in rural Cape Breton
Supplies were loaded onto a helicopter Saturday, bound for people stranded in rural areas of Cape Breton after a record-setting storm battered the region earlier this week.
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More than 10,000 N.B. children registered for pediatric COVID-19 vaccine
More than 10,000 appointments have been booked for children in New Brunswick aged five to 11 to receive their first dose of the pediatric COVID-19 vaccine.
Police arrest suspect after man is stabbed in Halifax
Halifax Regional Police say they have a suspect in custody after a man was stabbed in the city Saturday night.
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GoFundMe account created to help family of woman who was killed crossing a Dartmouth street
A GoFundMe account has been created to help the family of a woman who was struck and killed while crossing a street in Dartmouth Wednesday.
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Newfoundland town mobilizes to feed truckers stranded after massive storm
A small Newfoundland community came together today to bring sandwiches and coffee to truckers stranded after a storm washed out parts of the island's main highway this week.
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Omicron variant: Why WHO skipped 'nu,' 'xi' for new COVID-19 variant
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COVID-19 case count concerns in N.B. as two hospitals battle outbreaks
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RV fire temporarily shuts down Highway 104 near Havre Boucher, N.S.
An RV fire temporarily shut down Highway 104 near Havre Boucher Friday afternoon.
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Pedestrian in hospital with 'potentially life-threatening' injuries: HRP
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Storm damage leaves a dozen residents stranded in Cape Breton community
About a dozen people are still stranded after a storm battered Cape Breton earlier this week.
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'This land belongs to the Mi’kmaq people': Historic land transfer on Nova Scotia’s south shore
Jim and Margaret Drescher have owned Windhorse Farm for more than 30 years, but now, the pair has decided to return the land to a people who know it even better.
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Some lineups, but no crowds, for Black Friday in N.S.
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130 children receive COVID-19 vaccine on P.E.I. as province holds its first clinic
Prince Edward Island held its first COVID-19 pediatric vaccine clinic Friday for children ages five to 11 years old.
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N.B. health officials report 99 new COVID-19 cases as children's vaccination begins
New Brunswick launched its COVID-19 vaccination campaign for children aged five to 11 Friday, as the province continued to see high numbers of new cases.
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Prime minister approves request for military help as Newfoundland deals with flooding
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has approved a request for military assistance for southwestern Newfoundland, where road washouts from a punishing rainstorm have left the region cut off from the rest of the province.
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Monster storm exposes need to prepare East Coast roads for repeated deluges: experts
Atlantic Canadians living along highways severed by this week's torrential rain say it's past time for governments to focus on retrofitting roads to ensure they can survive deluges that are predicted to become more frequent.
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Nova Scotia reports 28 new COVID-19 cases, 25 recoveries on Friday
Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting 28 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, with 25 recoveries.
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Fire destroys commercial lobster plant in New Edinburgh, N.S.
Three days before dumping day, a fire has destroyed a commercial lobster plant in Nova Scotia’s Digby County.
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Emergency supplies flown into Cape Breton
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COVID-19 outbreak at N.B. hospitals
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GoFundMe set up for woman killed by vehicle
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Fallout continues from coal burn ban
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Fredericton homeless shelter looks to expand
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Maritime children receive first dose of vaccine
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COVID-19 case count concerns in N.B.
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Fire destroys lobster plant in Digby County
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Historic land transfer on N.S. South Shore
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Salvation Army's Kettle Campaign kicks off using 'tap to give' feature for second year in a row
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Halifax museum prepares to unveil 80,000 year old mastodon bones
Even though they were unearthed three decades ago, so far, only researchers have seen mastodon bones found here in the Maritimes.
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'It's a hard thing to come forward': Calls for more action on human trafficking in N.S.
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Special delivery sparks rumours of return of beloved holiday tradition
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Something is 'bug-ing' Christmas tree growers in New Brunswick
The midge may be gone, but the insect has put some Christmas trees out of commission this year, since they need recovery time post-infestation.
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Maritime moms spread cheer with #projectnicelist
Project Nice List is an online campaign aimed at helping people feel the magic of Christmas through creative daily challenges.
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Reaction to verdict in southern USA brings Maritime reaction
Members of the Maritime Black community watched closely as justice was served in the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.
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Famous N.S. talking Christmas tree’s fresh face gets nod from Fallon
It's been less than one week since the big reveal – re-introducing Woody the Talking Christmas Tree to a legion of fans – old and new.
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Nova Scotia's child poverty rate worst in 30 years
The co-author of a new study released by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives said the lack of progress made addressing child poverty is alarming.
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Fredericton curlers achieve new Guinness World Record; set higher goal for fundraising efforts
A group of curlers in Fredericton, N.B. who recently beat the Guinness World Record for the longest curling game are now setting a new goal for themselves.
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Maritime animal rehab centres expecting an increase in injured birds following storm
Rehabilitation centres like, Nova Scotia's Hope for Wildlife, are expecting to receive many injured birds over the next couple of days after heavy rain and high winds made its way through the region.
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Cape Breton pizza shop owners put competition aside to offer help after fire
On the night of Nov. 11, Belly Busters Pizza & Donair, on Nova Scotia’s Membertou First Nation, was badly damaged in a fire.
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Environmentalist and TV host David Suzuki apologized Thursday for comments he made about exploding pipelines.
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The Netherlands confirmed 13 cases of the new omicron variant of the coronavirus and Australia found two on Sunday as the countries half a world apart became the latest to detect it in travellers arriving from southern Africa.
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Authorities in some parts of B.C. already struggling with flooding and landslides issued new evacuation alerts on Saturday as the second of three successive atmospheric rivers brought heavy rain to the province.
Canadian-developed screening test aims to detect early-stage cancer using blood samples
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a surge in late-stage cancer diagnoses, with restrictions preventing or discouraging many from getting screened early. But an Ontario company has developed a new cancer screening test that uses blood samples, which could make it easier to detect cancers earlier.
Video shows Quebec City police hitting and shoving snow in Black youth's face while pinned, investigation ongoing
The Quebec City Police Department (SPVQ) announced Saturday evening that it has opened an investigation into a violent arrest involving young Black teenagers. The video of the event circulating on social networks shows police officers hitting and forcing snow into the face of minors.
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Fears U.S. floodwaters may spill into Abbotsford, B.C.
Latest atmospheric river brings heavy rain to parts of B.C.
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