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For the first time in over six decades, there will be no CFL season. The Canadian Football League has decided to focus on the 2021 season after it was not able to obtain a loan from the federal govern...

Two Canadians were killed in the explosion in Beirut, Lebanon earlier this month. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is sending his condolences to their families and friends. He doesn’t confirm their...

Masks will now be mandatory for students in grades four and up when students head back to school in September. The province announced today students aged 10 and over will wear masks on buses and in sc...

The province is expected to announce more details of their Back to School Plan on Friday. Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Zach Churchill and Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s c...

Nova Scotia now has only one active case of COVID-19. No new cases were identified Saturday. There are now eight active cases in the Atlantic Bubble, six in New Brunswick,one in Nova Scotia and one in...

No new cases of COVID-19 today for the province, however the State of Emergency has been extended. The order takes effect at noon on Sunday, Aug. 9, and extends to noon on Sunday, Aug. 23, unless the ...

Certain types of onions are being recalled because of a major salmonella outbreak. The Public Health Agency of Canada says not to use any red, white, yellow, and sweet yellow onions from Thomson Inter...

The province has committed $1.5 million to the Lebanese Red Cross to help those affected by the devastating explosion in Beirut. The explosion, which occurred in a warehouse at the sea port on August ...

The province reported no new COVID-19 cases Friday. There haven’t been any new positive test results in five days. Two active cases, reported last week, are still active.

Statistics Canada says employment rose by 419-thousand in July as businesses and workplaces continued to reopen. Most of the month’s increases were in part-time work. The job gains pushed the na...