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Meeting on future of B.L.T Trail to find new board
Posted 10 April 2026

Meeting on future of B.L.T Trail to find new board

A chance to discuss who will oversee a very popular walking trail in HRM. The B.L.T Rails to Trail has been around for 25 years, stretching for 13 kilometres through Beechville, Lakeside and Timberlea. The group that took care of it, recently stepped away, so according to local bike shop...

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Monday by-elections will decide if Carney gets majority
Posted 10 April 2026

Monday by-elections will decide if Carney gets majority

Three by-elections set for Monday night election will decide whether Mark Carney will finally get that majority government. After five MPs crossed the floor to join the Liberals, they just need one for the required 172-seat majority. And if they can win two seats, that will let them pass...

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‘Here for the fight,’ CUPE long-term care workers rally as strike looms
Posted 10 April 2026

‘Here for the fight,’ CUPE long-term care workers rally as strike looms

Provincewide rallies as long-term care workers prepare to go on strike. CUPE workers have been without a contract since 2023, and plan to be on the picket lines Monday at 21 homes. In Yarmouth, dozens from ‘The Meadows’ and ‘Villa St. Joseph-du-Lac’ rallied outside MLA Nick Hilton’s office on...

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Gas and diesel prices drop in Nova Scotia after weeks of increases
Posted 10 April 2026

Gas and diesel prices drop in Nova Scotia after weeks of increases

Fuel prices are down slightly in Nova Scotia following the latest weekly adjustment. The Nova Scotia Energy Board lowered the minimum price of regular self-serve gasoline by 1.7 cents per litre, bringing it to 185.4 cents. Diesel prices saw a larger decrease, dropping 6.1 cents to 237.6 cents...

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LTC workers to hold rallies ahead of Monday strike deadline
Posted 10 April 2026

LTC workers to hold rallies ahead of Monday strike deadline

Rallies are being held across Nova Scotia as long-term care workers prepare for a possible strike. The Canadian Union of Public Employees says workers at 21 long-term care homes are set to walk off the job Monday at 7 a.m. The union says that would involve about 2,200 workers, with more...

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Workplace death at N.S. poultry facility
Posted 9 April 2026

Workplace death at N.S. poultry facility

A workplace fatality at a poultry facility in the Annapolis Valley. The Department of Labour tells us it happened overnight Wednesday in Glenmont. Details remain few as the investigation continues. The labour department says their thoughts and sympathies are with those affected.

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HRP names bomb squad robot in honour of visually impaired boy
Posted 9 April 2026

HRP names bomb squad robot in honour of visually impaired boy

Halifax Regional Police (HRP) helped celebrate an 11-year-old boy’s birthday with a special naming ceremony for their bomb squad robot, now officially called Robbie. This morning, Cam Mamye and his family joined officers at the Halifax station downtown as they added an official name tag...

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Brush fire has police asking public to avoid area in Sipekne’katik
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Posted 9 April 2026

Brush fire has police asking public to avoid area in Sipekne’katik

You are asked to avoid an area of Sipekne’katik emergency crews deal with a brush fire. RCMP say as of 5 p.m., Wednesday, it is on Brown Flats Road. We will update when more information is available.

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Spring sitting of N.S. legislature wraps after 27 days
Posted 9 April 2026

Spring sitting of N.S. legislature wraps after 27 days

The spring sitting of the Nova Scotia Legislature has wrapped. The session ended Thursday afternoon after 27 days, it was the longest under Premier Tim Houston. A controversial budget with millions in cuts to arts and culture programs caused protests outside and inside the House, leading to...

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Basketball N.S. warns spectators after fight at youth provincial game
Posted 9 April 2026

Basketball N.S. warns spectators after fight at youth provincial game

Basketball Nova Scotia is sending a firm warning to spectators after a fight broke out at the U14 Provincial Club Championships. Executive Director Lori Lancaster tells our newsroom in an email, it was at the Division 3 Gold Medal Game at Dartmouth High School. “We have been told the altercation...

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