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Negotiations on a new collective agreement at Universite Sainte-Anne are continuing. Professors and librarians walked off the job and onto the picket line earlier this month after talks broke off. In ...

The government is investing $105 million to improve infrastructure, foster research and enhance healthcare and training at the province’s rural universities. The investments include: $65 million...

Digby's Wharf Rat Rally is on. The rally's Facebook page says bikes will be rolling into town from September first to fourth. Digby Mayor Ben Cleveland says while they've seen a lot more bikers around...

A veteran Ontario MPP is facing charges connected to the truckers’ protest in Ottawa. Randy Hillier, the former PC member now sitting as an independent, turned himself in to Ottawa Police this m...

A major victory for Canada. Our national men’s soccer team is going to the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 36 years. Canada booked its ticket with a 4-nothing win over Jamaica at Toronto...

An Academy Award win for a Halifax director. Ben Proudfoot’s film ‘The Queen of Basketball’ claimed the Oscar for best documentary on Monday night. “If there is anyone out ther...

The public inquiry into the Nova Scotia mass shooting will resume in downtown Halifax on Monday morning. Nova Scotians will hear from three RCMP officers who were the first on the ground in Portapique...

A new Facebook group seeking hosts for Ukrainian refugees in Atlantic Canada is seeing its membership soar. Posts range from displaced Ukrainians seeking accommodations to Canadians offering a place t...

Coming up on Girls Night Out tonight I talked about a guy who has been going to the same local gas station for the last 20 years and always buys these amazing biscuits in which one day he bout a pack ...

Canada’s minister of intergovernmental affairs has tested positive for COVID-19. Dominic LeBlanc announced his positive diagnosis on Twitter late Friday evening. “This evening, I tested po...