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Last major debate between N.S. political leaders Thursday night
Tune in tonight to watch Nova Scotia's main political leaders debate major issues for the province. CTV Atlantic will host the debate tonight on the C...
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Yarmouth town council recommends cull to curb deer problem
An organized cull could be coming for deer in the Town of Yarmouth. A town committee says they've spent a year and a half researching the best methods...
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TSB says 2022 fisherman death demonstrates risks
Severe weather was a factor in the 2022 death of a fishing crew member off Canso. The Transportation Safety Board says the 'Mucktown Girl' had electri...
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Nearly 100 people file to get money back from landlord after recent court ruling
Nearly 100 renters are hoping a recent small claims court ruling could get their money back. Dalhousie Legal Aid filed on behalf of 91 tenants of West...
14h ago
Trailer Park Boys back on the big screen
Grab your pepperoni and chicken fingers. The Trailer Park Boys are hitting the big screen for the fourth time. Ricky, Julian and Bubbles star in 'Stan...
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Barrington's Lobster Trap Tree ready to be lit
A holiday tradition in Barrington is celebrating 15 years. The Lobster Trap Christmas tree will be lit tonight near the Cape Sable Island Causeway. It...
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Feds pulling tax off groceries, clothes and toys, offering cheques next year
You will soon get a break at the check-out and paying the bill at your favourite restaurant. The federal government is moving to lift the GST on thing...
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Podcast: CEO Of Highliner Foods celebrates 125 years of success from Nova Scotia
Higher Liner Foods is a Nova Scotia based company that is North America's largest processor of value-added frozen seafood products under a number of b...
16h ago
74-year-old man dies in Yarmouth County crash
A 74-year-old man died in a single vehicle crash in Eel Brook. It happened around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the 6800 block of Highway 3. Yarmou...
18h ago
Province offers substitute mail service for government documents
You can now visit an Access Nova Scotia location to send documents to the provincial government that cannot be mailed because of the ongoing Canada Po...
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