Nova Scotia to invest nearly $500 million in highways, roads, and bridges
Nova Scotia plans on spending nearly $500 million on highways, bridges and roads this year.
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Officers seize contraband tobacco, charge two Yarmouth, N.S. men: RCMP
Two men are facing several charges, including possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, after police executed a search warrant in Yarmouth, N.S.
Two men charged for failing to comply with COVID-19 health restrictions: N.S. RCMP
Two men have been charged for failing to comply with COVID-19 health restrictions after an incident at a business in Upper Tantallon, N.S.
Interim leader Roger Melanson will not run in New Brunswick Liberal Party leadership race
When the New Brunswick Liberal Party chooses a new leader of Aug. 6, interim leader Roger Melanson will not be in the running.
Boston Bruins to honour Willie O'ree, retire number 22 ahead of tonight's game
Willie O'ree, who grew up in Fredericton, became the first Black person to play in the NHL in 1958, breaking the league’s colour barrier during his debut with the Boston Bruins.
N.S. reports four more deaths related to COVID-19; 73 in hospital due to virus Monday
Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting four new deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday.
RCMP looks for public’s help identifying an individual following fraudulent purchases
Police in New Brunswick are asking the public for help identifying an individual following several reports of fraudulent purchases in Saint-Quentin, N.B.
New Brunswick reports two COVID-19 related deaths Monday, 322 health-care workers test positive for the virus
New Brunswick health officials reported two more deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday.
Daycare dilemma: Private operators say 'socialist takeover' will drive most out of business
Daycare operators in Nova Scotia say the rush to $10/day childcare in five years may end up putting some out of business a lot sooner than that.
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Ontario and Quebec dig out of massive snowstorm as Prairies prepare for more ice and snow
Residents across parts of Ontario and Quebec are recovering from a winter wallop that could take days to clean up. After leaving drivers stranded and schools closed, both provinces are now digging their way out of the biggest winter storm of the season.
Organizer of Sunwing trip is back in Montreal -- and got ticketed for breaking curfew
After a nearly three-week saga, the organizer of the ill-fated Sunwing trip to Mexico is back in Quebec -- and was ticketed on his way from the border, since he drove into Canada after the start of the 10 p.m. curfew Sunday night.
Study reveals potential genetic risk factor for loss of smell and taste with COVID-19
Scientists believe they have identified potential genetic risk factors that may explain why some people lose their sense of taste and smell when they have COVID-19.
Ghislaine Maxwell ends fight to keep eight 'John Does' secret
Ghislaine Maxwell will no longer fight to keep the names of eight 'John Does' secret and will leave it to the court to decide whether the names should be unsealed, according to a Jan. 12 letter to federal Judge Loretta Preska of the Southern District of New York.
China's Olympic app contains 'simple but devastating' flaw
Researchers at a Toronto-based tech laboratory have uncovered security vulnerabilities and censorship frameworks in an app all 2022 Beijing Olympics attendees must use.
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