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A year after Fiona: Nova Scotians still fear blackouts as utility claims improvements

Some are weary of Nova Scotia Power's promises for improvement, as fall hurricane season brings lengthy power outages he feels could be avoided.

New Brunswick man’s disappearance being investigated as homicide: RCMP

RCMP in New Brunswick say the disappearance of a 58-year-old Sunny Corner man is being investigated as a homicide.

Police in New Brunswick charge 37-year-old man, recover stolen vehicle

RCMP in Sussex, N.B. say they have charged a 37-year-old man from Saint John and recovered a stolen vehicle in Garnett Settlement.

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'It gets emotional': Homeowners cleanup after flooding caused by post-tropical storm Lee

Homeowners in the Fredericton-area are still cleaning up after post-tropical storm Lee caused severe flooding for some in New Brunswick’s capital.

N.B. virtual care report worrying for senior advocates

The introduction of virtual care in New Brunswick has shown to be helpful for much of the province, but a snapshot into the use of virtual care shows mixed reactions.

'You have to make some choices': Monctonians react to inflation hike

It's getting more and more difficult for Moncton residents to deal with inflation and the rising cost of gas.

More HRM hotels providing shelter for the homeless

There's more evidence that the homeless crisis in the Halifax-area is growing, and CTV News has confirmed more hotels have been tasked with providing temporary housing for the less fortunate while more permanent solutions are found.

'Yes — this is the new normal': Lee damage relatively minor, but more big Maritime storms expected

Post-tropical storm Lee rolled through the region over the weekend, bringing heavy winds and flash flooding, and experts say there's likely more storms to come in the years ahead.

Newfoundland university threw open its doors to Titanic dive operator, emails show

A research institute at Newfoundland and Labrador's Memorial University threw open its "proverbial doors" last year to the company that owned the doomed Titan submersible, less than a year before the vessel suffered a catastrophic implosion while diving to the Titanic shipwreck.

Former Humboldt Bronco Ty Smith, girlfriend Kat Kastner crowned winners of The Amazing Race Canada

Former Humboldt Broncos player Ty Smith and his girlfriend Kat Kastner were crowned the winners of The Amazing Race Canada on Tuesday.

Jen Powley, author and advocate for people with disabilities in N.S., dies at age 45

Jen Powley, an author and prominent Nova Scotia advocate for people with disabilities, has died at the age of 45.

'Heart of Invictus': Halifax man featured in new Netflix series

A new Netflix series chronicles the journey of a Maritime man and five other competitors from across the globe as they train for and compete in last year’s Invictus Games.

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Devoted dad honours his daughter by participating in Moncton’s Terry Fox Run

While many Maritime Terry Fox events were cancelled or postponed due to weather this year, Doug Patterson and his family weren’t about to miss the opportunity to walk to honour a very special family member.
Tipping fatigue increasing as gratuity requests grow: survey

Maritimers tip an average of 16.3 per cent when eating out according to a 2022 survey, with 35 per cent saying they tip more than then did before the pandemic.
Halifax-Dartmouth home to oldest saltwater ferry service in North America

The Halifax-Dartmouth ferry service is a regular part of many peoples morning routine, but what many didn't know is the ferry is the oldest operating saltwater ferry in North America.
Glace Bay teachers bring home a win and $5K on Family Feud Canada

A group of teachers from Glace Bay brought home a win and $5,000 from their appearance on Family Feud Canada.
Open Sky Co-operative starts new tradition to honour an old friend

Marking the start of a new annual tradition, friends, family and volunteers gathered at Open Sky Co-operative on Wednesday for the Heather Smith Day of Pickling.
Trio of roosters wait for new home at Moncton’s animal shelter

While it’s not a typical animal that Animal for Wellbeing usually brings in, three little roosters are waiting for their home at the local shelter after being found in the city.
Babcock resignation sparks discussion about cell phone privacy rights

Mike Babcock's resignation ignites conversations about privacy rights and expectations for laptops, cell phones, and computers.
The Boys & Girls Club of Moncton marks 66 years in the city

The Boys and Girls Club of Moncton celebrated its 66th anniversary this September, marking a milestone for the city.

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Sask. sisters' sanctuary gives ponies and donkeys with special needs a second chance at life

A sanctuary just outside of Estevan is giving some of Saskatchewan’s smallest equines with special needs the opportunity for a forever home.

Cutting obituary for B.C. man thanks karma for 'doing what she does best'

Few obituaries begin with the words, "I am pleased to announce" – but Amanda Denis believes in blunt honesty.

'I was so shook up': Ontario senior says she was charged nearly $3,000 for replacement garage door opener

An Ontario senior has a warning for homeowners after she says a contractor overcharged her, demanding thousands of dollars to replace her garage door opener.

Vancouver Island man earns global fame on TikTok with tap-testing videos

Travis Stock is grateful to have grown up from a shy boy to a fearless man — who was inspired by his big sister to overcome adversity through giving back — by finding a creative way to spread joy and positivity.

Ontario woman seeking part-time work 'living in a nightmare' after losing $395,000 to job scam

An Ontario woman looking for a part-time job is devastated after losing hundreds of thousands of dollars to an employment scam.

'Yes — this is the new normal': Lee damage relatively minor, but more big Maritime storms expected

Post-tropical storm Lee rolled through the region over the weekend, bringing heavy winds and flash flooding, and experts say there's likely more storms to come in the years ahead.

Rock climbers offered poo bags as Squamish, B.C., wilderness spotted with waste

Rock climbers in B.C.'s Sea to Sky region are hopeful new bag dispensers will address a growing – and gross – problem of human waste accumulating on popular climbing routes.

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Addressing a joint session of Parliament, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy offered repeated thanks to Canada for its continued support for his country as it continues to defend itself from Russia's invasion. In his introductory remarks, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Canada will be making a $650 million "multi-year commitment" for further Ukraine aid.

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