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UPEI goaltender honours family with mask dedication
Erin Cabaday and her family may be separated by more than 1,700 kilometres, but they're never far apart when the UPEI goalie steps on the ice.
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CHEERS AND JEERS: Jeers to the government for breaking advertising rules
Jeers to the PC government for releasing a video the province’s auditor general found violated advertising rules.
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These groups are making sure Island kids stay warm this winter
As the weather cools off and families start pulling out winter clothes, some groups on P.E.I.
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Mount Allison brings back teaching-degree program nearly 30 years after nixing it
The university will offer a 16-month post-baccalaureate degree with options to teach either grades K to 5 or 6 to 12.
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How social worker burnout, turnover affects kids in care
Some advocates for social workers believe Nova Scotia’s child protection system is in deep trouble, with high turnover and burnout among front-line social workers partly to blame.
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Looming school staff strike threatens access to education for some students with disabilities
As school support staff in Nova Scotia inch closer to walking off the job, some parents are learning that their children with disabilities will not be able to attend school in the event of a strike.
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MNBAQ | Michael Audain, l’homme derrière l’Espace Riopelle
Le nouveau pavillon qui abrite l’Espace Riopelle porte désormais son nom.
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C’était ça ou mourir | La fin d’un supplice
En mettant fin à leur relation professionnelle avec Thélyson Orélien, les Éditions du Boréal commencent à écrire, péniblement, les derniers chapitres de cette navrante saga.
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Friendly farmer competition in the Maritimes helps grow grain yields
A competition between grain farmers in the Maritimes is helping grow better crops in the region.
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St. Stephen mayor hopeful as province promises to help with drug situation
Following promises for action and plans to respond to a large amount of overdoses recently in St.
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Food-delivery charity will wrap up operations by end of year, founder says
A Saint John charity that provides up to 100 bags of food to families each month is planning to end operations.
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Both sides in fracking debate say the evidence remains clear, 12 years later
The evidence on either side of the fracking debate remains clear for both opponents and proponents 12 years after the provincial government imposed its moratorium on shale gas development.
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HISTORICALLY SPEAKING WITH ED COLEMAN: There’s more to Acadian expulsion story than often told
The expulsion of the Acadians is a story familiar to most people.
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Crime Stoppers had 'potentially one of the most harmful data breaches' Canada has seen. What's next?
Two days after an exclusive CBC investigation revealed the extent of the Crime Stoppers data hack in Canada, experts are now weighing the long-term implications of what could be among the country's most dangerous priv…
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‘A kick in the butt’: N.S. farmers struggle with wet hay, high fuel prices
Farmers in the province are facing some challenges.
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Five-year ‘public review’ of N.S. environmental law will take place behind closed doors
Nova Scotia’s marquee environmental law is five years old and it’s due for a public review, but most Nova Scotians will not be invited to weigh in.
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How much water do AI data centres actually use?
Data centres are known to use a lot of water to keep cool, but measuring their environmental impact is complex.
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Nolan Thiessen sees opportunity to think about future of curling in Canada
Curling Canada chief executive officer Nolan Thiessen wants people thinking big thoughts and asking new questions about the sport.
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How Oshawa mayoral candidates plan to address homelessness — and what experts think
Oshawa has the highest homeless population in Durham Region, according to regional data.
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Sondage Synopsis | Près de 40 % des Québécois se sentent seuls
Plus de la moitié des Québécois insatisfaits de leur vie le sont principalement en raison de leur isolement social, révèle un sondage de la firme Synopsis réalisé en septembre.
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Cinq choses à retenir du référendum albertain
Le référendum en Alberta a continué de surprendre avec ses résultats, quelques jours après sa tenue.
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HLM | L’Office municipal d’habitation sort le bulldozer, des locataires évincés
Une vingtaine de familles vulnérables de Rivière-des-Prairies seront évincées de leur HLM dans trois semaines, alors que l’Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal (OMHM) lance une vague de démolitions.
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Defensive miscues prove costly as Senators drop 6-2 decision to Sharks
OTTAWA — Back-to-back games are a reality for all NHL teams but the Ottawa Senators have struggled with them this year.
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'Fast, predictable, hard hockey': Maple Leafs' fourth line making big impact
Brandon Duhaime walked into an unfamiliar locker room back in September.
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Cooley shrugs off 'Team Tank' talk as Flames post back-to-back wins at home
CALGARY — After a shaky start, there have been signs the Calgary Flames are starting to find their feet this NHL season.
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'It's embarrassing': Vancouver Canucks' offence sputtering in extended skid
VANCOUVER — Sarcastic cheers rang out through Rogers Arena on Thursday night when, midway through the third period, the Vancouver Canucks logged their sixth shot on net.
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Carney not worried about closer Turkish ties amid nation's treatment of LGBTQ+ groups
ISTANBUL — Prime Minister Mark Carney says he's not overly concerned about Canada seeking closer ties with Turkey amid criticism that the country has infringed on LGBTQ+ rights.
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À Ottawa, le Parlement a un pourfendeur en chef du wokisme: Jamil Jivani
La figure de l’antiwokisme au sein du Parti conservateur du Canada nous a accordé une rare entrevue de fond.
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Below ... and beyond: What's next for N.L. actor Willow Kean
“I’m glad this is happening now that I’m in my 50s and not when I was 20,” said actor Willow Kean.
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Fuel down: Gas and diesel price drop in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia Energy Board has decreased the price of both gas and diesel for their regular Friday cost adjustment.
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St-Pierre Plamondon sworn in as Quebec premier, unveils smaller cabinet
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon unveiled the 22 ministers who will make up his cabinet on Wednesday.
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Teacher shortage in Happy Valley-Goose Bay linked to housing shortage, says NLTA president
The president of the NLTA says two teachers gave up jobs in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this year because they couldn't find housing—and he's calling on the provincial government to offer clear solutions.
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B.C. NDP Leader Eby campaigns in Vancouver, while Tories heads to Surrey
British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby campaigns in Vancouver and Richmond Thursday after wrapping his swing through the vote-rich city of Surrey with a rally.
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Why has B.C.’s snap election caught both main parties unprepared?
The NDP has meanwhile pivoted its messaging from focusing on U.S.
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Accused Tumbler Ridge co-conspirator enters not guilty plea in U.S. court
James Cody Bryant entered a not guilty plea in a Seattle courtroom Thursday, for the charge of conspiracy to murder persons in a foreign country.
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Israel orders soldiers to close off the West Bank following an attack in the Palestinian territory
HEBRON, West Bank (AP) — Israel has ordered its army to prepare for a full closure of the West Bank on Friday, following a deadly shooting earlier in the day in the occupied territory.
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Military could begin Arctic sensor installations next summer
OTTAWA — National Defence plans to install 47 sensor stations across the North starting as early as next summer to bolster Norad’s surveillance and early warning abilities, according to recently published regulatory f…
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Canada working closely with EU on foreign aid as U.S. pulls back, Sarai says
OTTAWA — Canada's deepening ties with Europe could help fill some of the massive gaps left behind as the United States pulls back from foreign aid and embraces a "transactional" approach, says the secretary of state f…
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Advocates flag contributions, not costs, of newcomers in Alberta referendum aftermath
CALGARY — A union representative for a beef processing plant south of Calgary is warning of worsening labour shortages if immigration policy proposals that narrowly passed in Alberta's referendum are enacted.
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To make sense of the shifting narrative in 'Yaga,' the actors made a murder wall
TORONTO — Before they started filming, the stars of Crave's new supernatural crime show "Yaga" brought an onscreen trope behind the scenes to help them keep track of the story's many moving pieces: a so-called "murder…