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Global News Halifax3h ago
A massive 30-foot basking shark, one of the world's largest fish, cruised among boats in Halifax's Bedford Basin Friday and Saturday, drawing crowds of astonished spectators.
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CBC Nova Scotia6h ago
Tiff Macklem told a crowd in Halifax on Monday that places like Nova Scotia aren't immune, but are less exposed to tariffs than provinces such as Quebec and Ontario. The governor of the Bank of Canada said inflation is stinging more.
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Global News Halifax6h ago
Blacklegged tick bites can lead to Lyme disease, as well as Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis and Powassan virus though Nova Scotia has not seen Powassan cases so far.
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SaltWire Halifax8h ago
Family of Liverpool company Mersey Seafoods funds palliative care and death doula training in the Wije’winen Centre
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SaltWire Halifax9h ago
Massive bales of cardboard, paper and other recycled materials nearly burned out of control at a Halifax facility Monday. Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency (HRFE) responded quickly to a morning call from employees at John Ross and Sons Ltd. at 171 Chain Lake Dr. and arrived in time to contain the fire before it escalated […]
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Haligonia10h ago
HRP release: “`html Map location is approximate and may not reflect the exact location. “` On September 20 at approximately 6:40 p.m., police responded to a report of a theft at the Superstore, located at 6141 Young Street in Halifax. It was reported that a repeat shoplifter stole merchandise and fled on foot. Officers located […] More
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CBC Nova Scotia10h ago
While people across Cape Breton are still repairing roads and properties after more than 200 millimetres of rain fell on parts of the island on the Labour Day weekend, some experts are calling for widespread action to change flood prevention measures.
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The Coast14h ago
A 21-year-old Dalhousie computer science student is now one of several record holders listed in the Guinness World Records 2027 edition. Saul Hafting of Annapolis Royal broke an absurd record in 2021, when he was 16 years old. During the pandemic lockdowns, he set a goal for himself: he would solve the most rotating puzzle […] The post The Guinness World Record holder for most puzzle cubes solved while on a pogo stick appeared first on The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Halifax Examiner14h ago
"Mike used his films to speak truth to power, He attacked the church, and he attacked Ottawa's perception of us." The post Mike Jones, CODCO, and chronicling the Newfoundland renaissance appeared first on Halifax Examiner.
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Halifax Examiner15h ago
The province’s 56 elected MLAs have returned home after a nine-day sitting of the legislature. The post Over and out: MLAs exit legislature after two week session appeared first on Halifax Examiner.
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Halifax Examiner15h ago
The piece is uncritical, with gratuitous and unquestioning praise of the spaceport project, like nearly all the media coverage MLS has had over the years. The post More credulous, uncritical media coverage of Maritime Launch’s Canso spaceport project appeared first on Halifax Examiner.
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SaltWire Halifax17h ago
Researchers find the rate of tick-related emergency room visits has decreased by half since the change was implemented
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SaltWire Halifax17h ago
There's currently 1,210 weekly hours of ice time allocated to youth sport spread across 25 ice surfaces
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SaltWire Halifax17h ago
Rising fuel prices are prompting more people to consider heat pumps, propane and other alternatives to traditional heating systems
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CBC Nova Scotia18h ago
Large hotel chains, short-term rentals and higher-end accommodations for people looking for luxury experiences are some of the options that are needed to help fill accommodation gaps in the tourism industry, according to the Valley Regional Enterprise Network.
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CBC Nova Scotia18h ago
DNA expert Dean Hildebrand says that getting DNA from ashes is very challenging due to the high heat and prolonged duration of cremation. This comes as families in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley struggle to identify buried ashes that aren't who they thought they were.
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CBC Nova Scotia18h ago
A councillor with the Cape Breton Regional Municipality denies being in a conflict of interest after a company doing business with CBRM listed his employer as a partner on its website.
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CBC Nova ScotiaSun 5:48 PM
Independent Fisheries Ltd. and its president, Xiaoming (Mark) Mao, argue in court papers that they're being asked to prepare a defence to the $10-million lawsuit "with no understanding of the (alleged) facts."
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CBC Nova ScotiaSun 2:55 PM
The community of West Dalhousie, N.S., held a celebration on Saturday to mark the one-year anniversary of the day they were allowed to go home after a major wildfire. Organizers said they wanted to celebrate something positive.
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