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Heat warning in effect as temperatures are expected to reach +30°C
Posted 19 May 2026

Heat warning in effect as temperatures are expected to reach +30°C

Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for parts of Nova Scotia – including Lunenburg County, Queens County, and the Annapolis Valley – as temperatures climb this week. Highs near 30°C are expected this afternoon, with the heat set to persist into Wednesday. With humidity, it could feel...

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Medics ‘shook up’ after ambulance falls off wharf in Annapolis Valley
Posted 19 May 2026

Medics ‘shook up’ after ambulance falls off wharf in Annapolis Valley

A couple of medics are little shook up and shocked after their ambulance fell of a wharf in the Annapolis Valley, Sunday afternoon. That’s according to the Annapolis Valley Fire Chief says who says it’s something he hasn’t seen in his 32 years with the service. “We received the call of an MVC at...

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East Coast Music Awards return to Moncton in 2027
Posted 18 May 2026

East Coast Music Awards return to Moncton in 2027

Moncton has been chosen as the host city for the 2027 East Coast Music Awards and Festival. The East Coast Music Association announced in a news release on Friday. According to the release, the event will bring artists, industry professionals, and fans from across Atlantic Canada to celebrate...

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N.S. First Nation loses appeal, must pay legal fees to fishing group
Posted 18 May 2026

N.S. First Nation loses appeal, must pay legal fees to fishing group

Despite trying to appeal their case, a Nova Scotia First Nation still must pay thousands in legal costs to a commercial fishing group. Sipekne’katik First Nation appealed that decision, but their appeal was denied last week by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal, according to a written decision....

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Thunderbirds season ends in NLL Finals loss to Toronto Rock
Posted 17 May 2026

Thunderbirds season ends in NLL Finals loss to Toronto Rock

The Halifax Thunderbirds season has come to an end after a 12-7 loss to the Toronto Rock in Game 2 of the NLL Finals Sunday afternoon in Halifax. Toronto entered the game leading the best-of-three championship series 1-0 after winning Friday night in Hamilton. The Thunderbirds were...

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Nova Scotian wins world’s best barbecue chicken title in Memphis
Posted 17 May 2026

Nova Scotian wins world’s best barbecue chicken title in Memphis

A Nova Scotian now wears the crown for best barbeque chicken in the world. Phillipe Gaudet of Clare, along with his team, won the world championship title for barbequed poultry with a perfect score, according to a social media post from Gaudet. They also took home a few other accolades, placing...

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Flight to London makes emergency landing in Halifax
Posted 17 May 2026

Flight to London makes emergency landing in Halifax

Some airplane passengers on their way to London got a surprise visit to Nova Scota when their flight had to make an emergency landing. United flight 920 was on its way from Chicago to London when it requested an emergency landing because of a mechanical issue around 12:50 a.m. Sunday, according...

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Toronto overtakes Thunderbirds in first game of NLL final
Posted 16 May 2026

Toronto overtakes Thunderbirds in first game of NLL final

In a third quarter comeback, the Toronto Rock managed to come out on top of the Halifax Thunderbirds in the first game of the National Lacrosse League final. The Thunderbirds were leading 4-3 after the first quarter and they built on that lead, heading into the second half leading 9-5. But...

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Director of N.S.-based Little Lorraine ‘mind-blown’ by massive success
Posted 15 May 2026

Director of N.S.-based Little Lorraine ‘mind-blown’ by massive success

The writer and director of the Nova Scotia-based film Little Lorraine says he is ‘mind-blown’ by its massive success. The film is about coalminers turned lobster fishers who and got entangled in drug smuggling; and is selling out box offices across the country. Andy Hines reflects on how you can...

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Alderney ferry coming back to service after long weekend
Posted 15 May 2026

Alderney ferry coming back to service after long weekend

One of the ferries at Alderney Landing is about to be back in service. The city says the Vincent Coleman will be running Tuesday, May 19, at 10:15 a.m. It means the service will go back to every 15 minutes on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. The Vincent Coleman has been out of service since...

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