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Tariff relief package welcome news; Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Posted 9 September 2025

Tariff relief package welcome news; Atlantic Chamber of Commerce

Tariff relief is welcome for Atlantic Canadian businesses. On Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced $80 million to support the region, as part of the billion dollar Regional Tariff Response Initiative. Rhonda Tulk-Lane is the CEO of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce. She says it will help...

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N.S. measles cases climb to 61, exposure at QEII Halifax Infirmary
Posted 9 September 2025

N.S. measles cases climb to 61, exposure at QEII Halifax Infirmary

A measles exposure at the QEII Halifax Infirmary. Nova Scotia Health says there are now a total of 61 cases directly connected to cases announced in July and August. They are mainly found in communities with close contacts, however, there has been a public exposure at the Infirmary: Emergency...

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Mayor urging Halifax Water to consider residents’ concerns in possible rate hike
Posted 9 September 2025

Mayor urging Halifax Water to consider residents’ concerns in possible rate hike

Halifax’s mayor is urging the city’s water utility to let the voices of concerned residents be at the centre of a decision to hike water rates. In a letter written to Halifax Water, Monday, Andy Fillmore says he has heard from thousands over the proposed 36.6 per cent spike, who have major...

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Halifax Convention Centre named World’s Greatest
Posted 9 September 2025

Halifax Convention Centre named World’s Greatest

The Halifax Convention Centre is in the international spotlight. Atlantic Canada’s largest multipurpose meeting and event space has been named “World’s Greatest Convention Centre” by a Bloomberg Network program. It is featured on World’s Greatest, a popular television series which highlights...

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FireCon 2025 underway in Thunder Bay
Posted 9 September 2025

FireCon 2025 underway in Thunder Bay

Firefighters from across northwestern Ontario have travelled to Thunder Bay to take part in FireCon 2025. The event focuses on training by Emergency North Training (ENT). “Volunteer first responders travel from all over northwestern Ontario to enhance their life-saving skills, so they can better...

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RCMP canine training in Greater Moncton
Posted 9 September 2025

RCMP canine training in Greater Moncton

You may see police officers and canine dogs in the Greater Moncton area this week. Training exercises are underway. RCMP from PEI and New Brunswick, along with police dog service teams, will be in the area from Tuesday until Friday.

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Davis Cup tie closed to fans in Halifax due to safety concerns
Posted 9 September 2025

Davis Cup tie closed to fans in Halifax due to safety concerns

The Davis Cup World Group 1 Tie will not be played in front of spectators this weekend in Halifax due to safety concerns, according to Tennis Canada. In a statement by the organization released, Tuesday, the game between Israel and Canada will be played in a closed venue. “This decision was not...

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Capitol Theatre Lead to retire
Posted 9 September 2025

Capitol Theatre Lead to retire

The Capitol Theatre has seen a lot of growth over the past ten years, and Kim Rayworth has played a role. She has decided it’s time to close the stage curtains and will retire at the end of the 2025/2026 season. “I have been with the Capitol since the year 2000, when I joined the Board of...

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Debert man charged with attempted murder
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Posted 9 September 2025

Debert man charged with attempted murder

A 26-year-old Debert man has been charged with attemped murder. An assault was reported in the community on Sunday afternoon, when RCMP arrived they found a man with life-threatening injuries. The other man fled before police arrived, the victim was taken to hospital. About 11 hours later, RCMP...

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Public meeting in Town of Yarmouth cancelled
Posted 9 September 2025

Public meeting in Town of Yarmouth cancelled

The Town of Yarmouth has cancelled Tuesday night’s public participation meeting. It was scheduled for 6 p.m. at town hall, focused on applications for medical office use on Starrs Road. The town says they apologize for the inconvenience, and will provide a new date for the meeting soon.

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