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20 N.S. Firefighters heading to Saskatchewan to battle wildfires
Posted 29 May 2025

20 N.S. Firefighters heading to Saskatchewan to battle wildfires

The province is sending a crew of 20 firefighters, as well as one representative from the Department of Natural Resources to Saskatchewan to help fight out-of-control wildfires. Members will fly out of Halifax Stanfield International Airport, at 4:30 p.m., Thursday. In a news release, Minister...

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New fires in northwest Ontario as Manitoba evacuations widen
Posted 29 May 2025

New fires in northwest Ontario as Manitoba evacuations widen

Four new wildfires have been reported in Northwestern Ontario, including a 100-hectare fire near Deer Lake First Nation (Red Lake 12) that remains out of control. Smaller fires near Pikangikum, Webequie, and Rainy Lake were also confirmed, with two now extinguished. Kenora 20 continues to be...

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Greater Moncton Chamber issues a fraud alert
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Posted 29 May 2025

Greater Moncton Chamber issues a fraud alert

A scam warning from the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton. Chief Executive Officer Kim Wilson says someone has been contacting others by email, proposing to sell the Chamber membership list. She adds that this is not legit. The Chamber says scams could involve email addresses with strange...

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Public input wanted on what will go between lanes at MacDonald Bridge
Posted 29 May 2025

Public input wanted on what will go between lanes at MacDonald Bridge

Your input is wanted on the next phase of removing the tolls at the MacDonald Bridge. Halifax Harbour Bridges says there is now a large, cleared area between the traffic lanes where the toll plaza used to be, and they want ideas on what should go there. In a news release from HHB, Maintenance...

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U.S. court strikes down key Trump tariffs
Posted 29 May 2025

U.S. court strikes down key Trump tariffs

A major U.S. court ruling has delivered a blow to President Donald Trump’s trade agenda, tossing out some of the most sweeping tariffs he imposed during his time in office — including several that affected Canadian exports. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled Wednesday that Trump...

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Emera Oval opens this weekend for summer season
Posted 29 May 2025

Emera Oval opens this weekend for summer season

The Emera Oval on the Halifax Common will open for the summer season on Saturday, offering free access to a variety of wheeled activities. From May 31 to October 30, the Oval will be open daily — 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and noon to 8 p.m. on weekends. Visitors can borrow equipment...

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Another temperature record broken in Grand Manan
Posted 29 May 2025

Another temperature record broken in Grand Manan

More record-setting weather for Grand Manan. For a second day in a row,  temperature records were broken again on Wednesday. The high in Grand Manan reached 27.3 degrees yesterday. RELATED:  Warm temps in Grand Manan set records That beats the old record high from 2023 of 24.9 degrees.

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Closures on Salisbury’s Main Street starting June 3
Posted 29 May 2025

Closures on Salisbury’s Main Street starting June 3

Heads up if you’re travelling to and from Salisbury. The Department of Transportation plans to work on Route 106 starting on June 3. This will close Main Street for the replacement of a culvert between Parkin Street and Larsen Lane. The road closure will remain in effect until July 28. Detours...

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St. George Chase the Ace jackpot reaches $522K
Posted 29 May 2025

St. George Chase the Ace jackpot reaches $522K

What would you do with more than half a million dollars? That is where the jackpot stands for the Chase the Ace in St. George. Ten cards are remaining in the deck, including the elusive Ace of Spades. If it is drawn on Thursday night, the winner will get more than $522,000. The fundraiser, put...

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N.B. patient receives immunotherapy at home for the first time
Posted 29 May 2025

N.B. patient receives immunotherapy at home for the first time

For the first time in Canada, a cancer patient in New Brunswick has received immunotherapy at home instead of in a hospital. Led by Horizon Health Network, Roche Canada, and ResearchNB, the trial aims to reduce patient burden and ease strain on hospitals. The study is led by Horizon’s Head...

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