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$210M offshore bid marks major step toward renewed oil and gas activity in Nova Scotia
Posted 30 April 2026

$210M offshore bid marks major step toward renewed oil and gas activity in Nova Scotia

A more than $210 million offshore oil and gas exploration bid is being described as a major step toward renewed activity in Nova Scotia’s offshore sector. The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Energy Regulator confirmed a single company has been selected for two exploration parcels under its latest...

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Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms expected across Nova Scotia
Posted 30 April 2026

Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms expected across Nova Scotia

A significant rain system is moving into Nova Scotia tonight and will continue through much of Friday, bringing the potential for heavy rainfall and localized impacts. Environment Canada has issued special weather statements for parts of the province, including Lunenburg County, Queens County,...

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Jack and Lilly: 1 year after disappearance, RCMP search for answers
Posted 30 April 2026

Jack and Lilly: 1 year after disappearance, RCMP search for answers

Nearly one full year after two children disappeared from their home in Pictou County, the RCMP has not revealed new information in the case. In an update on Thursday, police outline their complete response to date, involving a sustained, wide range of efforts. “Substantial RCMP and partner...

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Federal funding aims to upgrade small craft harbours in Nova Scotia
Posted 30 April 2026

Federal funding aims to upgrade small craft harbours in Nova Scotia

New federal funding is expected to bring upgrades to small craft harbours across Nova Scotia, with a focus on improving safety and supporting the fishing industry. The spring economic update includes nearly $958 million over five years for the Small Craft Harbours program, which supports...

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Missing person found after alert sent Wednesday night
Posted 30 April 2026

Missing person found after alert sent Wednesday night

A missing person has been found after an emergency alert that might have startled many people awake. Around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday, RCMP sent an alert about a missing vulnerable person from Musquodoboit Harbour, near Halifax. Police say they went missing yesterday around 5:30 p.m. near the...

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Human remains discovered on Bay of Fundy beach
Posted 30 April 2026

Human remains discovered on Bay of Fundy beach

A body has been discovered along the shore of the Bay of Fundy near Morden Beach. Kings District RCMP responded to a report of human remains on Sunday. The individual has not yet been identified, and the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner is now involved in the investigation. Officer’s say they do not...

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Search and rescue looking for woman missing in Cape Breton Highlands
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Posted 29 April 2026

Search and rescue looking for woman missing in Cape Breton Highlands

Search and rescue crews are looking for a woman, Wednesday evening, who is believed to be hiking in the Cape Breton Highlands. Police say multiple agencies are searching for the 62-year-old from Australia who was last seen by her family, April 15 when she indicated she was travelling to...

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Heavy rain expected Thursday night into Friday for parts of Nova Scotia
Posted 29 April 2026

Heavy rain expected Thursday night into Friday for parts of Nova Scotia

A soaking rain is expected to move into parts of Nova Scotia Thursday night and continue through Friday. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Lunenburg County, Queens County, Shelburne County and Halifax Regional Municipality. Rainfall totals of 30 to 50 millimetres are...

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Nova Scotia Health phasing out bedside phones in hospitals
Posted 29 April 2026

Nova Scotia Health phasing out bedside phones in hospitals

Patients staying in Nova Scotia hospitals are being advised to bring their own cell phones or personal communication devices as bedside telephone service is set to be phased out. Nova Scotia Health says the change will begin May 31 at facilities across the province, though exact disconnection...

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Liberals renew call for youth social media ban as Manitoba announces their own
Posted 29 April 2026

Liberals renew call for youth social media ban as Manitoba announces their own

The Nova Scotia Liberals have renewed hope for a youth social media ban. On Saturday, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced the province would ban AI chatbots and social media for children. In the fall, the Liberals tabled a bill to ban apps like Instagram and Facebok for anyone under 16 years...

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