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Country Music News
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Corb Lund Releasing Covers Collection 'Songs My Friends Wrote'
The Canadian country singer has shared the first single. -
The Cadillac Three’s Jaren Johnston ‘Heartbroken’ By Dad’s Death
His father chose to be unvaccinated. -
Grammy Awards Moving To Las Vegas
The show will now take place in April. -
Country Songwriter Dallas Frazier Dies At 82
He wrote hits for artists like The Oak Ridge Boys and Emmylou Harris.
Local News
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N.S. reports 601 new COVID-19 cases, 16 new hospital admissions Friday
Nova Scotia reported 601 new lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 today -
Nova Scotians 30 and older can receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Nova Scotia is opening appointments for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to anyone aged 30 and older -
Nova Scotia investing $500,000 in electric vehicle charging stations
Nova Scotia is investing $500,000 to help install more electric vehicle charging stations throughout the province -
Nova Scotia Health requests assistance in locating a missing patient
Nova Scotia Health is asking the public for assistance as it attempts to locate a 35-year old man who is missing from a Dartmouth hospital -
Nova Scotia health officials recommend throat swab as part of rapid COVID-19 testing
Health officials in Nova Scotia are recommending people swab both their nose and throat for rapid COVID-19 testing -
Recovery support centre to open in Dartmouth Tuesday
A recovery support centre for people struggling with substance use and gambling addictions will open in Dartmouth on Tuesday -
Sports schedules
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Ottawa inks agreement to share more residential schools records to Winnipeg centre
Canada's Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says Ottawa has reached an agreement with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to hand over more records on residential schools that Ottawa had been holding back
