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Provincial • 11 days ago
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Federal Government Commits $100 Million to Offshore Wind Projects in Nova Scotia

The federal government has announced a commitment of $100 million toward offshore wind development in Nova Scotia. This funding will support initiatives such as the Wind West project and includes $5 million for preliminary measurements of wind and ocean conditions. The potential first phase of the project could yield five gigawatts of electricity by 2033, exceeding the province's current energy requirements.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, The Star, Radio-canada Ca, Global News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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RCMP Investigating Death of Man Following July Electrocution Incident in Nova Scotia

The Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating the death of a 51-year-old Amherst man who died in hospital months after sustaining injuries from an electrocution. Officials suspect the electrocution was linked to a copper wire theft. The investigation seeks to determine the circumstances surrounding the man's death, which has been deemed suspicious.

Sources: Global News, CBC News, Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 9 days ago
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Charges Filed Against Two Nova Scotia Businesses for Illegal Lobster Purchasing

The government of Nova Scotia has charged two seafood businesses with buying illegally harvested lobsters. This follows a two-year investigation into illegal lobster buying practices in the region. One of the accused businesses has denied the allegations against it.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News

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Business • 10 days ago
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Air Canada and United Airlines to Increase Cross-Border Flight Options with New Routes in 2027

Air Canada and United Airlines have announced the expansion of their Canada-U.S. flight routes set to take effect in the summer of 2027. New direct services will include flights from Toronto to Louisville, Montréal to Indianapolis, and Edmonton to Newark, as well as seasonal service from Newark to St. John's. The expanded connectivity is a part of the renewed joint business agreement between the two airlines aimed at facilitating travel between Canadian and U.S. destinations.

Sources: Financial Post, Seeking Alpha, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Business • 8 minutes ago
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Umios to Acquire High Liner Foods in $804 Million Deal

High Liner Foods Inc. has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Japan's Umios Corporation, with the deal valued at $804 million. The acquisition is set to position High Liner Foods as a key part of Umios's North American operations, while the company will continue to operate out of Nova Scotia. Following the announcement, High Liner's shares experienced an increase due to support from a major shareholder.

Sources: Global News, The Globe and Mail, CBC News
Provincial • 10 days ago
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Arrest Made in Elsipogtog First Nation Homicide Case

A 27-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that occurred at Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick. The victim has been identified as 21-year-old Hayven Francis. The arrest took place at Montréal airport as the suspect was preparing to board a flight to Dubai.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News

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Politics • 9 days ago
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Daniel Allain Elected as New Leader of New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Party

Daniel Allain has been elected as the new leader of New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Party. He secured over half of the votes in a two-person race. The announcement was made during a gathering at the Fredericton Convention Centre.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News
Politics • 6 minutes ago
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Youth Plaintiffs Initiate Federal Climate Challenge in Vancouver

Fifteen young Canadians have initiated a lawsuit against the federal government, claiming violations of their charter rights due to insufficient action on climate change. The trial, titled La Rose v. His Majesty the King, commenced in Vancouver after seven years of legal preparation. Among the plaintiffs are individuals from diverse backgrounds, including a Mi'kmaw woman from Halifax and a woman from New Brunswick.

Sources: CBC News, Financial Post
Politics • 14 minutes ago
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Publishers from Europe and Canada Form Coalition for Free Media Ahead of EU-Canada Summit

On October 29 and 30, a coalition of news and magazine publishers from Europe and Canada is set to be announced in Montreal. The coalition aims to advocate for frameworks that support free, independent, and sustainable media. It calls on both the European Union and Canada to include a commitment to professional journalism in the upcoming joint declaration of the Summit.

Sources: Businesswire, Financial Post
Business • 3 minutes ago
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Nova Scotia Power Appoints New President and CEO

Nova Scotia Power has announced the appointment of Chris Smith as President and CEO, effective November 2, 2026. Smith, who has been with the company since 2017, currently serves as Executive Vice President, Finance and Commercial. This transition follows the decision of Vivek Sood, who took on the role earlier this year, to step down.

Sources: Financial Post, Ctv News
Politics • 7 minutes ago
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Karla MacFarlane Endorses Becky Druhan for Nova Scotia Liberal Leadership

Karla MacFarlane, the former interim leader of the Progressive Conservative Party in Nova Scotia, has endorsed Becky Druhan for the position of leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party. Both individuals have prior connections through their roles within the provincial government. This endorsement highlights the shifting political alliances among party members in the province.

Sources: CBC News, Global News
Provincial • 13 minutes ago
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Molly Carlson Becomes First Woman to Dive from Iceberg in Newfoundland

Molly Carlson has made history as the first woman to dive from an iceberg. The dive took place off the coast of Newfoundland, where she executed a 15-metre plunge into the Atlantic Ocean. The event has drawn attention, particularly with support from her sponsor, Red Bull.

Sources: CBC News, Global News
Technology • 19 minutes ago
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Petitions and Discussions Surround Nova Scotia AI Data Centre

Residents of Cape Breton are expressing opposition to a proposed AI data centre being developed by Anthropic through a 20-year lease with EverWind Fuels. The planned investment is estimated at $10 billion. A committee in Nova Scotia is set to discuss the project amid these petitions and community concerns.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 8 days ago
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Montreal Canadiens Defeat Buffalo Sabres 4-3 in Overtime

The Montreal Canadiens secured a 4-3 victory over the Buffalo Sabres in overtime on Saturday night at the Bell Centre. Cole Caufield scored both the tying goal and the overtime winner for the Canadiens. This marks the second time in five days that these teams faced off with a close finish.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Star, Ctv News
Provincial • 10 days ago
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Nova Scotia Power Reports Progress on Power Grid Upgrade Project

Nova Scotia Power has noted that the first two years of a five-year project aimed at reinforcing the power grid have yielded positive results. The project is expected to cost $1.1 billion, although some sources indicate it may reach $1.3 billion. Reports indicate that power outages have dropped to their lowest levels since 2012 as a result of these upgrades.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Provincial • 11 days ago
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Nova Scotia Premier Addresses Cost-of-Living Concerns with Energy Board Proposal

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has proposed regulations to allow the energy board to consider Nova Scotia Power's plan to remortgage approximately $1 billion in costs. He stated that this decision was influenced by the pressures of rising living costs on residents. Opposition leaders, however, have voiced skepticism regarding his motivations.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 3 days ago
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Investigation Clears Annapolis Royal Officers of Conspiracy Allegations

Two police officers in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, have been cleared of conspiracy allegations by the province's police watchdog. The allegations included claims of conspiracy to injure and extortion-related activities. The investigation found no wrongdoing by the officers involved.

Sources: CBC News, Global News
Technology • 5 days ago
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Several Canadian Government Websites Taken Offline Due to Cybersecurity Concerns

The Government of the Northwest Territories has taken its websites offline as a precautionary measure due to security concerns. Similarly, the government of Newfoundland and Labrador has reported that some of its websites and online services are down due to a global cybersecurity vulnerability. Both actions reflect a proactive approach to address potential risks associated with cybersecurity threats.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 7 minutes ago
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Newfoundland and Labrador to Implement Body Cameras for RNC in 2027

The government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced plans to introduce body cameras for the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) by the year 2027. An allocation of $900,000 has been designated for this initiative. The decision is part of ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in law enforcement.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 10 minutes ago
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YMCA Fundraiser Aims to Support Community Development

The YMCA is hosting 'The Y Ride: Cycle for Kids' as a fundraiser to promote youth development and stronger communities. Don Patterson, a resident of Edmonton, undertook a lengthy bike ride across Canada, which serves as an inspiring story for the event. The initiative highlights the importance of physical activities in fostering community involvement and support for children.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 11 minutes ago
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Two Separate Fatal Crashes in New Brunswick on Sunday

The New Brunswick RCMP reported that two individuals died in two separate crashes on Sunday. The incidents involved an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and a motorcycle. Investigations into the accidents are ongoing.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 11 minutes ago
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Early Start to Flu Season in Canada Amid Vaccination Efforts

Infectious disease specialists report that Canada's flu season has begun approximately seven weeks earlier than usual. This development comes as vaccination campaigns are being launched across the country. Health authorities are urging individuals to get vaccinated to mitigate the impact of the flu season.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 12 minutes ago
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Nova Scotia Government Invests in Boatbuilding Industry

The Nova Scotia government has announced an investment of over $350,000 aimed at supporting boatbuilders and boat repair businesses in the province. The funding is intended to assist these companies in expanding into new markets. This initiative is part of the province's broader strategy to enhance local industries.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 12 minutes ago
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Nova Scotia Woman Victim of Swatting Incident Linked to Alleged Bank Scam

A woman in Nova Scotia has reportedly fallen victim to a swatting incident connected to a suspected bank scam. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) indicated that this occurred after the woman did not comply with directives from someone posing as a bank representative. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek to address the rise in such fraudulent activities.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 12 minutes ago
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Saint John Courthouse Client Services to Transition to Appointment-Only Format

The client services counter at the Court of King’s Bench in Saint John will be closed until November 6, as stated in a Government of New Brunswick document. Beginning November 9, services will only be accessible through appointments until the end of the year. This change is attributed to staff shortages.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 12 minutes ago
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Nova Scotia Government Works to Restore Affected Websites

The Nova Scotia government is addressing a security vulnerability that prompted some of its websites to be taken offline. The restoration process is expected to take several weeks. Officials are working to ensure all affected sites are secure before they are reactivated.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 13 minutes ago
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House of Assembly Convenes Amid Affordability and Debt Concerns

The House of Assembly in Newfoundland and Labrador began its fall session on Monday. Government officials face pressure to address affordability issues, though they cite provincial debt as a limiting factor. Ongoing discussions are expected regarding the government's response to financial challenges in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 13 minutes ago
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New Brunswick Enters Agreement to Investigate Recovery of Metals from Mine Waste

A U.S.-based company aims to explore the potential for recovering valuable metals from mining waste at the Nigadoo mine located near Bathurst, New Brunswick. The agreement signals an interest in addressing historical environmental impacts while potentially generating economic opportunities. Details on the specific metals targeted for recovery and the timeline for the project have not yet been disclosed.

Sources: Global News
Business • 15 minutes ago
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FireFly Discovers High-Grade Copper-Gold VMS System at Green Bay Project

FireFly has announced a significant discovery of a copper and gold-rich Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) system at its Green Bay Copper-Gold Project, located 35 km from the Ming Mine. This discovery emphasizes the exploration potential of various targets within the Green Bay area. The finding may lead to further exploration and development efforts in the region.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 17 minutes ago
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Health Services Reverses Decision on Social Support for St. John's Man

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services has reversed its decision to terminate social support for a man in St. John's, alleviating concerns about homelessness. The decision change followed coverage by CBC News highlighting the man's situation. The health service's initial termination of support has raised questions about the criteria for such decisions.

Sources: CBC News
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