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Work to remove main tower of toppled Halifax crane expected to begin Monday
The provincial government says work will continue this weekend on the ground to immobilize the base of the crane tower which toppled last month and reposition the heavy lift crane prior to dismantling efforts. -
Nova Scotia universities get $400,000 grant for sexual violence initiatives
Nova Scotia has announced $400,000 in support of seven initiatives aimed at preventing sexual violence on university campuses. -
Nova Scotia to ban police street checks after jurist finds they are illegal
Nova Scotia's Liberal government is planning to permanently ban police street checks after a retired judge issued a formal opinion that the practice is illegal. -
Drug trafficking charges laid in connection with July seizure in Port Hawkesbury
The RCMP says charges have been laid following the search of a home in Port Hawkesbury and the subsequent seizure of hydromorphone and dextroamphetamine. -
Nova Scotia names committee members to advise on ecological forest management
Nova Scotia's lands and forestry minister has appointed 14 people to an advisory committee on ecological forest management. -
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Protest against open-pit gold mining planned during Nova Scotia mining show
A public rally critical of open-pit mining practices was set to take place in the Halifax area Friday as business leaders get together to promote Nova Scotia's growing gold industry. -
Bridgewater Police officers cleared by SiRT following altercation in June
The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) has cleared two officers of any potential charges after a man sustained injuries following an altercation. -
Pump prices up
UARB has increased the price of both gasoline & diesel -
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Local & pro results for 10/17/19 -
List grows of Mounties suing attorney general over 2014 Moncton shootings
More than a dozen RCMP officers who responded to the 2014 shootings in Moncton, N.B., that claimed the lives of three of their colleagues are now looking to sue the attorney general of Canada for negligence.
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Three people face charges after shots fired in Halifax's north end
Three people, including a teenager, are facing a slew of charges after police responded to a weapons call in Halifax’s north end Thursday morning. -
Halifax police investigating fatal pedestrian collision
Police are asking for the public’s help as they continue to investigate a fatal pedestrian collision in Halifax. -
Man dies from injuries a week after crash in northwestern New Brunswick
A man has died after his pickup truck collided with a tractor-trailer in northwestern New Brunswick last week. -
Nova Scotia universities get $400,000 grant for sexual violence initiatives
Nova Scotia has announced $400,000 in support of seven initiatives aimed at preventing sexual violence on university campuses. -
Nova Scotia to ban police street checks after jurist finds they are illegal
Nova Scotia's Liberal government is planning to permanently ban police street checks after a retired judge issued a formal opinion that the practice is illegal. -
Longtime Halifax councillor Stephen Adams won't reoffer in next municipal election
Longtime Halifax councillor Stephen Adams won’t be reoffering in next year’s municipal election, saying he wants to spend more time with his family. -
N.S. names committee members to advise on ecological forest management
Nova Scotia's lands and forestry minister has appointed 14 people to an advisory committee on ecological forest management. -
Scheer in Fredericton: Leader claims a Liberal-NDP coalition government would hike the GST
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is demanding Liberals "have the guts" to explain what taxes will be raised to secure NDP support in a coalition government. -
Protest against open-pit gold mining planned during Nova Scotia mining show
A public rally critical of open-pit mining practices was set to take place in the Halifax area Friday as business leaders get together to promote Nova Scotia's growing gold industry. -
Bridgewater officers won't face charges after man injured in altercation at police station
Police officers in Bridgewater, N.S., won’t face charges after a man was injured in an altercation at the local police station in June.
Entertainment News
Country Music News
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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. -
LISTEN: Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber Share '10,000 Hours'
Admittedly, it's a better title than '416 Days.'
