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5 Nova Scotians, 7 British Columbians arrested in major cross-Canada drug bust ‘Operation Hagrid’ -
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Senior softball player -
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Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo sure to draw crowds in 37th year -
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Water taxi between Dartmouth and Halifax launches, another on the way -
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Dewolfe Playground getting overhauled -
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Lost Guitar returned thanks to social media -
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Protecting yourself from ticks -
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Man stabbed near Gottingen Street -
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HMCS Iroquois officially retired -
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Crews working hard to clear the snow -
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Side streets still a rough go -
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Operation Hawkeye encourages vehicle owners to be vigilant -
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City council talks trash -
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New Fall River roundabout -
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Forum complex -
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37th Annual SEDMHA Minor Hockey Tournament -
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Olympic funding announcement -
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Medical marijuana sales now through government regulated growers -
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Bluenose Marathon
Author Archives
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‘Movember’ fundraiser sees dip in donations in 2015During the month of November, men grow moustaches or beards and raise funds and awareness for various men's health causes, including prostate cancer research and mental health work.CanadaNov 30, 2015
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Nova Scotians say poppies becoming more poignant because of recent Canadian sacrificesMuch of the popularity is due not only to last year's fatal attacks on Canadian soldiers, but also to the sacrifices made in the 10-year long Afghanistan War.CanadaNov 4, 2015
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Unmanned Systems Canada looks for drone regulation direction from Transport CanadaDrones are used for everything from shooting wedding ceremonies, to search and rescue, to getting an overview of disasters.EducationNov 3, 2015
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Community members say more could be done to prevent pedestrian/vehicle accidents ahead of crosswalk safety awareness dayThe second annual Crosswalk Safety Awareness Day is this Wednesday. Some people feel there isn't enough being done to prevent collisions in crosswalks.CanadaNov 2, 2015
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IWK researcher finds the measles virus can kill cancer cellsHe says viruses attach to receptors on cells, and he discovered the measles virus in receptors will actually kill some cancer cells.HealthOct 29, 2015
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Unregistered massage therapists causing troubles for Nova Scotia RMTs"We're on our third attempt to try and get legislated in this province."HealthOct 28, 2015
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Nova Scotians welcome the suspension of community mailbox programThe move means nearly half a million households that were to be converted will keep their current mail service for now.CanadaOct 27, 2015
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Immigration Summit looks to ‘build on the momentum’ in the provinceIncreased immigration has been identified as a vital key to building the provincial economy.CanadaOct 26, 2015
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High school students get a taste of the working world at career fairClose to 90 industry partners with the school board had booths set up at the fair.CanadaOct 22, 2015
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Mooseheads to sport pink on Saturday for Pink in the RinkThe Halifax Mooseheads will host their 8th annual Pink in the Rink Night raising funds for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.CanadaOct 16, 2015
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“One last final farewell.” St Pat’s alumni reunion set for SaturdaySt. Pat's Alumni - the Final Farewell is a tribute to the students and teachers who think back of the Halifax High School with fond memories.CanadaOct 8, 2015
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Cyclist dies after being struck by propane truck Wednesday morningThe female cyclist was taken to hospital with EHS and her injuries are unknown at this point.Oct 7, 2015
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Fall River teen going to trampoline world championshipsA Fall River, Nova Scotia teen will compete in the World Age Group Championships next month in Denmark.CanadaOct 2, 2015
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Frankie MacDonald, weather celeb, enjoying “worldwide” popularity"I saw Frankie's stuff online. Friends have been passing it around and now the guy, he's worldwide," Chris MacDougall said.WeatherSep 25, 2015
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Skyhawks dazzle at performance for Canadian Student Leadership ConferenceCLAYTON PARK, NS – There was quite an airshow happening in Clayton Park on Tuesday night, just for the hundreds of students in Halifax for the Canadian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC). The Skyhawks parachute team dropped from the sky as part of the kick off to the conference. Parents and teachers were also there to...CanadaSep 23, 2015
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Maple Leaf fans turn out in droves for team’s training campHundreds of people lined up, some overnight, for a chance to see the Toronto Maple Leafs practice at the BMO Centre in Bedford.CanadaSep 18, 2015
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Never too soon to prepare for winterHalifax area businesses are already selling snowblowers on a day when temperatures are ten degrees higher than normal.CanadaSep 17, 2015
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Truro residents feel the loss of local police officerTruro residents are feeling the loss of local police officer Catherine Campbell, whose body was discovered in Halifax.CanadaSep 16, 2015
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Lawrencetown boy thwarts possible abductionA 10-year-old boy thinks quickly and avoids a possible abduction by two men in West Lawrencetown, Nova ScotiaCanadaSep 15, 2015
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New look coming to downtown HalifaxThere's a new look coming to downtown Halifax. The Argyle Street pilot project, making it more friendly to pedestrians, was a success. More streets will be that way in the future.CanadaSep 14, 2015
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Remembering 9-11 and the impact it had on CanadiansLower Sackville families remember 9/11 and the impact it had on their lives.CanadaSep 11, 2015
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Newly renovated Scotiabank Centre ready for Canadian Country Music Association AwardsScotiabank Centre in Halifax completes renovations to seats, washrooms and concessions.CanadaSep 10, 2015
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Labour Market Assessment report poses challengesThe Labour Market Assessment report indicates a large number of older construction workers are contemplating retirement and new trades people have to be convinced to stay in Nova Scotia.CanadaSep 9, 2015
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First Immigrants career, education, and settlement fair in HalifaxThe first ever Career, Education, and Settlement Fair was held in Halifax today to welcome newcomers to Nova Scotia.CanadaSep 8, 2015
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Ingramport upset over clear cutting for 103 connectorIngramport residents are upset ov er the clear cutting for Highway 103 connector road.CanadaSep 4, 2015
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