Yarmouth man found guilty of second-degree murder in death of Colton Cook
A jury has delivered a guilty verdict in the 2020 murder of a man from the Yarmouth, N.S., area.
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Moncton fire department gives update on woman, children sent to hospital
With three structure fires in three days, it's been a busy week for the Moncton Fire Department.
As faculty strikes, N.S. Premier Tim Houston announces medical school for Cape Breton University
The Nova Scotia government will help open a medical school at Cape Breton University, the same post-secondary institution that saw faculty go on strike Friday, by fall 2025.
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Suspect sought in murder of Saint John man; fourth person arrested in case
A fourth person has been arrested in the murder of a man in Saint John, N.B., last summer and now police say they are looking for a fifth person in connection with the case.
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United States tourist suing over 2017 fall at historic Nova Scotia lighthouse
An American tourist who alleges she was injured in a fall at Nova Scotia's historic Five Islands Lighthouse in July 2017 can proceed with her lawsuit, a Nova Scotia judge has ruled.
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Milk prices in New Brunswick set to increase four cents per litre starting Feb. 1
Milk prices in New Brunswick are set to increase by four cents per litre starting Wednesday.
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More than 1,000 Maritimers still without power after Thursday storm
Thursday’s wet and windy storm knocked out power to thousands of people in the Maritimes, and some are still without power Friday.
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Crown attorneys in Nova Scotia sound alarm on judge shortage
Crown attorneys are speaking out with concerns about a shortage of judges presiding over Nova Scotia courtrooms.
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New intensive care unit coming to Fredericton hospital
Fredericton's Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital will be opening a new intensive care unit next month.
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Halifax sees highest year-over-year rent increase for a Canadian city, says CMHC
With the average rent up 9.3 per cent, Halifax has had the highest year-over-year spike in the country for residential rental costs, says Canada's national housing agency.
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Atlantic Canada needs health-care funding based on need, not population: Green Party
The Green Party is calling on the federal government to fund health care in Atlantic Canada in keeping with the needs of its residents, not based on its share of the population.
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Cape Breton University faculty members walk off the job over wages
For the first time in more than two decades, there are picket lines in front of Cape Breton University in Sydney, N.S. Members of the Cape Breton University Faculty Association walked off the job Friday morning, citing wages as the reason for the strike.
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Floodlights shining into homes of quiet Newfoundland neighbourhood suddenly shut off
Residents of a historic fishing neighbourhood in St. John's are cautiously relieved after a pair of floodlights that had been shining into homes since last May suddenly shut off.
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35 years later, police continue investigating murder of man in Dartmouth
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Three face charges after guns, ammo and military ordnance seized from Pictou County home: N.S. RCMP
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New medical school coming to Cape Breton
![Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston announced Friday a new medical school will be opening by fall 2025 at Cape Breton University.]()
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New ICU opening at Fredericton hospital
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Faculty strike begins at Cape Breton University
![A labour dispute between faculty and Cape Breton University has resulted in a strike by faculty.]()
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Service cuts expected in Halifax
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Streetlight issues plague Mackay Bridge
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Moncton Fire battles three fires in three days
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CBU faculty on strike over wages
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Gas prices spike across the Maritimes
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In his latest opinion piece, Steve Murphy gives his take on how the carbon tax should be implemented.
Human specimens on display at new exhibit in Halifax
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Nearing the finish line: Skating siblings soon calling it a career
New Brunswick's Allyson and Jayson Lawson have spent much of their lives on skates, but that's about to change.
Interrupted, ignored, dismissed: psychologist urges more patience with patients in N.S. ERs
A newly settled permanent resident in Nova Scotia says a recent experience he had in a Halifax ER is proof the overburdened healthcare system is straining its workers to the breaking point.
Art and War: Moncton Ukrainians support front-line troops
Vira Kostenko and her 14-year-old daughter Angelique have created 20 works of art for the Earth of Freedom exhibit at the Moncton Library.
'Big bang moment for artificial intelligence': AI can now write for itself
While many people may not think about it, artificial intelligence (AI) is a constant part of our lives, being used in apps to tailor our food choices and music tastes.
Classified, The East Pointers lead East Coast Music Awards nominations with six each
Nova Scotia-based rapper Classified and Prince Edward Island pop-folk trio The East Pointers lead the nominations for the 35th East Coast Music Awards, with six each.
Fish sounds could help scientists understand their ocean world
Fish, it turns out, are a chatty lot. They communicate about everything from what area of the sea has the best food to where predators might be hiding and, of course, their desire for a mate.
New Brunswick farm connects community to the crops with Farm Share program
It might not seem like it right now when you look out your window to nothing but snow in New Brunswick, but harvest season is right around the corner and one local farm is getting ready.
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News update: January 27, 2023
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Weather update: January 27, 2023
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Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Tasty mocktails in downtown Dartmouth
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The new "Body Worlds Vital" exhibit
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Dino-mite display: Halifax exhibit puts visitors in command of life-size dinosaurs
The Discovery Centre in Halifax is hosting "Dinosaurs in Motion" -- an exhibit that features 14 life-size dinosaur sculptures made entirely out of recycled scrap metal.
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Georges-L.-Dumont Hospital gets a pop of colour for its pediatric ward
A new mural, by local artist Katie Doiron, helps paint positivity at Georges Dumont Hospital’s pediatric ward.
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Family Literacy Day shines a light on the importance of reading during childhood
Statistics show almost 40 per cent of Canadian youth don’t have suitable literacy skills, but local efforts on Friday – Family Literacy Day -- and beyond hope to change that.
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Human specimens on display at new exhibit in Halifax
The Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History’s newest exhibit may get under your skin.
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Sneaky serpent finds a new home and a place in a Nova Scotia boy’s heart
Young Kai Gilchrist has become one of Nova Scotia’s newest reptile rescuers after finding a northern ringneck snake slithering in his Cole Harbour home.
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'We’re halfway there already': More than $15,000 raised in days to save Whitney Pier rink
Word that the only indoor rink in Whitney Pier, N.S., is on thin ice has sparked a remarkable show of community support.
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Nearing the finish line: Skating siblings soon calling it a career
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Residents in one Montreal neighbourhood told they can't park in their own driveways
An old bylaw has come back to haunt a neighbourhood in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Some residents have been notified that they can no longer park in their own driveway.
'A survival problem': Canadian-Armenian woman describes life in blockade amid Armenia-Azerbaijan unrest
Huri Zohrabyan is among 120,000 people living in the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, a landlocked enclave populated mainly by ethnic Armenians but recognized internationally as part of Azerbaijan. In December 2022, the only road connecting the region to Armenia and the outside world was blockaded. As a result, food, medicine and gas are in dangerously short supply.
Rare Canadian stamp bought for $292,500 at Ottawa auction
A rare, mint condition Canadian stamp, dating back to before Confederation, sold for nearly $300,000 at an Ottawa auction.
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A Saskatchewan woman is recovering in a hospital in Mexico during what was supposed to have been one of the happiest trips of her life.
Teachers are lining up for a ChatGPT detector created by this 22-year-old in Toronto
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MPs prepare for return to Parliament as Ottawa marks one-year anniversary of 'Freedom Convoy'
Members of Parliament are making their way back to Ottawa ahead of resuming sitting on Monday, as the city prepares to mark the one-year anniversary of the arrival of 'Freedom Convoy' protesters.
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