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Nova Scotia premier says key election promise of corporate tax rebate may not proceed

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia’s premier cast doubt Friday on a corporate tax rebate that was a key promise in his party’s 2021 election platform.
Atlantic premiers welcome federal retreat on carbon pricing policy

Atlantic premiers welcome federal retreat on carbon pricing policy

HALIFAX — East Coast premiers are welcoming Ottawa's retreat from its carbon pricing policy in Atlantic Canada, saying it will help the region cope with heating costs that some residents are struggling to bear.
Nova Scotia legislature holds moment of silence for victims of Maine shootings

Nova Scotia legislature holds moment of silence for victims of Maine shootings

HALIFAX — The Nova Scotia legislature has held a moment of silence for the victims of the mass shootings in Lewiston, Maine.
Nova Scotia announces $47.3-million program to improve spotty cellphone coverage

Nova Scotia announces $47.3-million program to improve spotty cellphone coverage

HALIFAX — A $47.3-million program aimed at improving cellular phone service in areas of Nova Scotia without proper coverage is simply the start of a more costly multi-year project, the province’s public works minister says.
RCMP visit Halifax area schools to educate on dangerous opioids circulating

RCMP visit Halifax area schools to educate on dangerous opioids circulating

HALIFAX — The RCMP say an awareness team has been visiting schools in Halifax to talk about the risks of illicit drugs after a teenager in the city died of a suspected overdose on Oct. 15. Cpl.
First Nation chief encouraged by step toward designated Mi'kmaq Halifax council seat

First Nation chief encouraged by step toward designated Mi'kmaq Halifax council seat

HALIFAX — The chief of Millbrook First Nation says he’s encouraged by Halifax taking the first step toward creating a designated Mi’kmaq seat on its regional council.
Affordable housing advocates, students point to gaps in Nova Scotia housing plan

Affordable housing advocates, students point to gaps in Nova Scotia housing plan

HALIFAX — Advocates for low-income renters and students in Nova Scotia are pointing out gaps in the province's plan to avoid a potential shortfall of 41,200 residential units by 2028. The plan was announced at a news conference in Halifax on Monday.
Nova Scotia RCMP investigate possible hate crime after Pride flag torn down at school

Nova Scotia RCMP investigate possible hate crime after Pride flag torn down at school

LYONS BROOK, N.S. — The RCMP say they are investigating a hate-motivated crime after a Pride flag was ripped down at a Nova Scotia school.
Halifax takes first steps to designate seat on council for Mi'kmaq representation

Halifax takes first steps to designate seat on council for Mi'kmaq representation

Halifax is taking the first steps toward designating a Mi’kmaq seat on its municipal council.
Remembrance Day ceremony in Halifax moves across harbour due to homeless camp

Remembrance Day ceremony in Halifax moves across harbour due to homeless camp

HALIFAX — The Remembrance Day ceremony normally held at Halifax’s Grand Parade is being moved across the harbour because the grounds are being used as a tent encampment for homeless people.
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