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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. -
Election results means more tax for foreign buyers, little change on mortgages
The re-election of Justin Trudeau's Liberals on Monday will likely result in potential new barriers for foreign real estate investors as well as some help for first time buyer, but not the more significant changes that opposition parties had promised. -
Slight drop in NB fuel prices expected this week
There could be a slight drop at the pumps in New Brunswick this week. -
Saint John man fined $5K for several dog control violations
A Saint John man who allowed his dogs to run free in a west side neighbourhood last year has been fined $5,000 after admitting to 20 violations of the city's dog control bylaw. -
MB Fisheries Minister leading trade mission to Asia this week
New Brunswick Fisheries Minister Ross Wetmore is leading a seafood trade mission to Asia that begins later this week. -
New Brunswick premier reassessing position on carbon tax after election results
New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative premier says voters delivered a message Monday on the federal carbon tax, and his province will have to find a way to make it work. -
New federal Green member looks to learn from May, not replace her
The Green party's new member of Parliament from New Brunswick declared her desire to become prime minister as a teenager but says she's not gunning for the leadership of her party, at least not yet. -
Mounties issue dozens of tickets for motor vehicle violations on Acadian Peninsula
RCMP on the Acadian Peninsula handed out dozens of tickets last week in an effort to make the region's roads safer. -
Bathurst Rotary Club to plant hundreds of tulips for 'World Polio Day'
The Bathurst Rotary Club will be planting hundreds of tulips along Veteran's Bridge in Bathurst this week in recognition of World Polio Day. -
Dominic LeBlanc thanks supporters for election win from hospital bed in Montreal
Re-elected Liberal Dominic LeBlanc is thanking voters in his New Brunswick riding from his hospital bed in Montreal, where he's undergoing cancer treatment. -
Mounties turn to public for help locating stolen side-by-side ATV
The RCMP is asking for the public's help in locating a stolen side-by-side ATV vehicle. -
Atlantic Canada no longer painted red as votes get counted
Atlantic Canada's electoral map is getting a makeover as the early results from the federal election roll in
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Move and sale of 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. -
New federal Green member looks to learn from May, not replace her
The Green party's new member of Parliament from New Brunswick declared her desire to become prime minister as a teenager but says she's not gunning for the leadership of her party -- at least not yet. -
Halifax councillors vote down attempt to kill analysis of CFL stadium proposal
Councillors in Halifax have voted down a motion aimed at killing a planned staff analysis of a $110-million stadium proposal from a group hoping to land a CFL franchise for the city. -
Conservative carbon tax 'resistance' showing cracks after Liberals re-elected
New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative premier says voters delivered a message Monday on the federal carbon tax, and his province will have to find a way to make it work. -
Police charge man after assault in Halifax's south end
Police have charged a man for an assault that occurred in Halifax on Monday evening.
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Music News
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Keith Urban Announces Las Vegas Residency
The country star is rocking the Strip in 2020. -
LISTEN: Jess Moskaluke Debuts 'Country Girls'
The Canadian country singer has a brand new song. -
Adrian Sutherland Debuts Timely 'Politician Man'
The powerful protest song comes days before the federal election. -
WATCH: Chad Michael Murray Stars In Michael Ray's New Video
It's for the emotional song 'Her World Or Mine.' -
Kane Brown Mourns Longtime Drummer Kenny Dixon
Kenny Dixon was killed in a car accident. -
LISTEN: Miranda Lambert Shares 'Tequila Does'
The country star is also singing the praises of Carrie Underwood. -
5 Songs To Get You Ready For Thanksgiving
Gobble up these tracks before turkey day. -
Carrie Underwood Pays Tribute To Canadian Husband
The couple marked 11 years since meeting in Ontario. -
WATCH: Jason Aldean Debuts 'We Back' Video
Thousands of fans are part of the visual for the anthemic song. -
Dolly Parton Talks Lil Nas X Hit, Sequel To '9 To 5'
The country icon also opened up about being a fashion icon. -
Most Shows On Randy Travis Tour Scrapped
Promoters are blaming 'production issues.' -
Carly Pearce, Michael Ray Are Married
The country couple tied the knot on a Nashville area farm.
