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What lessons does John Horgan's big B.C. election victory hold for Justin Trudeau?
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Oct. 25 update: No new COVID-19 cases reported in Nova Scotia
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B.C. election results: B.C. NDP win historic majority government
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Parents frustrated by delay in COVID-19 notifications at Calgary school
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People in Saskatchewan less trusting of government, vaccine as pandemic wears on: study
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COVID-19 outbreak at Grande Prairie RCMP detachment continues
Cape Breton court roundup for Oct. 23, 2020
A Capstick man has been remanded for the weekend after being charged with multiple offences including firearms, impaired driving and uttering threats. Waylon Joseph McLellan, 37, is now scheduled to appear in provincial court in Port ...
Man committed psychological sexual violence when he lured a child on social media, judge says
Provincial court Judge James Walsh is not one to ever mince his words and he made no exception Friday when he sentenced a man for child-luring crimes. Saying the man’s actions amounted to “psychological sexual violence” against ...
Grieving Paradise mother finds strength by writing social media blog
Pam Myles’ home looks as inviting as her greeting when she answers the door. “Come in,” she says, with a warm smile. “Don’t mind the mess,” she adds, as she walks into her living room, where a baby Exersaucer ...
Kurt Churchill asks for discharge, says he can't recall threatening to assault cop
A man found guilty of threatening to kick a police officer in the head is asking the court for a discharge and offering to make a $1,000 donation to the local food bank. Kurt Churchill, 43, was found guilty last month of threatening an RNC officer ...
A new player in the health-food industry
The Qalipu Development Corp. has taken its first plunge into the health-food industry with the launch of Waspu, a heart-healthy, Omega-3-rich, Indigenous brand of seal oil capsules. The development corporation is the economic arm of the Qalipu ...
VIDEO: Eskasoni long-term care home turns sod
Kiknu, which translates to "our home" in English, had its official sod-turning ceremony in Eskasoni on Friday. The initiative is a joint funding effort from the federal and provincial governments and the health-care home will ...
ANALYSIS: Comparing the police response
Watching the scene unfold in Nova Scotia on Oct. 13 was shocking. Not just the 200 or so people who surrounded and damaged a lobster pound in in New Edinburgh, terrorizing the Indigenous fishermen inside, or the van that was set on fire that same ...
Seeking out the gremlins aboard Canada's newest warship
When Cmdr. Corey Gleason turned on the tap in his cabin sink to get a glass of water two Thursdays back and air came spitting out, he knew he had a problem. The captain of the Royal Canadian Navy’s first new warship in more than two decades ...
Defence Watch: New dates set for budget watchdog's reports on major naval projects
Two reports by the parliamentary budget officer looking into the costs of major Canadian naval equipment projects have been delayed. The Commons Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates had unanimously passed a motion in June to ...
Trudeau announces made-in-Canada vaccine deal, but warns vaccines months away from rollout
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced the first deal for a made-in-Canada vaccine candidate, adding to the other deals Canada has already signed to secure hundreds of millions of doses for promising COVID-19 vaccines. Trudeau also ...
