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Environment Canada issues rain warning for parts of western and northern New Brunswick
Environment Canada has issued rain warnings for parts of western and northern New Brunswick. -
CCNB sees increase in student enrolment
There's been an uptick in students enrolling at CCNB this year. -
National Acadian Society calling on Ottawa to keep commitment to modernize Official Languages Act
The National Acadian Society is reminding federal politicians to honour their commitments to modernizing Canada's Official Languages Act. -
NB Labour & Employment Board: Talks between union and province at a deadlock
Negotiations between the province and the union representing nearly 1,500 of its workers in eight provincial government departments are at a deadlock according to the New Brunswick Labour and Employment Board. -
Grand Falls Rapids send forward to Ice Dogs
The Grand Falls Rapids hockey team has tweaked its roster. -
AFN calls on minority Liberals to 'maintain momentum' on Indigenous issues
The leader of the Assembly of First Nations says the minority government elected Monday presents an opportunity to keep moving the needle on issues affecting Indigenous Peoples in Canada. -
Wexit talk percolates day after Liberals returned to power with minority
Talk of western separation, or Wexit, as some are calling it, is percolating a day after voters returned the federal Liberals to power but with a minority government. -
Phone, TV, social media use tied to more sugar and caffeine in teens
Teeangers who spend more time watching TV, talking on mobile phones and using social media are more likely to drink sugared or caffeinated drinks than others. -
Remains of 7 Canadians who died in Ethiopian Airlines crash return home
The remains of seven Canadians who died in the Ethiopian Airlines crash have been returned to the country, more than seven months after the disaster. -
Mock federal election for students also ends in Liberal minority
If Canada's elementary and high school students were the ones responsible for electing the country's government, this week's vote would still have ended in a Liberal minority.
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Man faces charges after hitting truck while children were in vehicle
A man is facing charges after he was involved in a collision in Saint John while two children were inside the vehicle. -
N.B. man sentenced to three years in prison for making, possessing child porn
A New Brunswick man has been sentenced to three years in prison for making and possessing child pornography. -
Halifax man charged with second-degree murder in mother's death
A man has been charged with murder in the death of his mother, whose body was found outside a home in central Halifax Tuesday morning. -
Crown attorneys walk off the job in Nova Scotia over loss of arbitration
Most of Nova Scotia's Crown attorneys are going on strike today, with the leader of the prosecutors' union predicting "chaos" in courtrooms across the province. -
Move and sale of landmark menswear shop will trigger big Halifax development
When the venerable Halifax clothier Dugger's moves to a new location in the spring, it will trigger a domino effect that also change the look of an entire block on Spring Garden Road. -
Flu shot shipments to N.B. delayed, but there's enough available for high-risk groups
Flu shot season's getting underway and while there's no critical shortage of the vaccine, there have been delays in some shipments. -
N.S. Progressive Conservatives want mandatory vaccinations for kids in public school
The ongoing debate about mandatory vaccinations for school children is heating up in Nova Scotia or soon will be. -
Cloud of uncertainty hangs over N.S. justice system as Crown Attorneys set to strike
A cloud of uncertainty is hanging over Nova Scotia's justice system. There is concern about what will happen in the province's courtrooms on Wednesday when nearly 100 Crown Attorneys say they will walk off the job. -
Neighbours helping landlord who struggled with alleged 'professional squatter'
Residents of a Halifax suburb are raising money to help a local coffee shop owner who struggled to evict a tenant accused of dodging payments at a number of homes in Nova Scotia. -
Meet Jaime Battiste: Nova Scotia's first Mi'kmaq member of Parliament
Jaime Battiste made history Monday when he was became the first Mi'kmaq politician to represent Nova Scotia in the House of Commons.
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List Of '50 Worst Rappers' Sparks Debate
Fans are not happy about some of the names on the list. -
Maren Morris Announces She's Expecting
The singer is due in March. -
What Happened October 23rd In Pop Music History
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WATCH: Selena Gomez Debuts 'Lose You To Love Me'
Many fans believe the pop star is singing to Justin Bieber. -
Renowned Music Engineer Ed Cherney Dies
You may not know his name but you've heard his work. -
Alan Doyle Announces Cross-Canada Tour
He literally doesn't wanna go home. -
Chance The Rapper Among Most 'Dangerous' Celebs To Search
The annual list from a cyber security company -
Nicki Minaj Appears To Announce She's Married
Did she say 'I do' or didn't she? -
WATCH: Régine Chassagne, Win Butler Appear In 'Iko Kreyòl' Video
The Canadian musicians celebrate Haiti and New Orleans culture. -
What Happened October 22nd In Pop Music History
Here's what popped on this day.
