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‘Living shorelines’ may help mitigate future climate damage
P.E.I. is rebuilding its shorelines after Hurricane Fiona by replanting a living shoreline, which absorbs the force of waves and may be part of the solution in future-proofing against climate disasters.
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Leading experts say health-care reform should start with the expectations of Canadians
Authored by some of the country's leading experts, a new report offers advice to both provincial and federal governments on how to fix Canada's health-care systems in crisis. Dr. Jane Philpott is one of the authors of the report, a...
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Nova Scotians determined to rebuild what Fiona destroyed
Nova Scotians are rebuilding their homes and cottages with better defences after post-tropical storm Fiona ripped through Atlantic Canada in September. But it will take a long time to repair what the storm took away in a matter of seconds.
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High diesel prices hitting Maritime farmers, fishermen hard
Farmers and fishermen in the Maritimes are struggling with the dramatic price hike of diesel fuel, especially in New Brunswick where the cost of diesel jumped by 68 cents a litre overnight in an unscheduled adjustment.
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N.S. mass shooting survivors struggling mentally, emotionally, transcripts suggest
Newly released transcripts from the Nova Scotia mass shooting inquiry suggest survivors of the April 2020 rampage are having difficulty getting mental health and emotional support.
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MPs grill RCMP commissioner, minister over alleged political interference
RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki and Bill Blair, Canada's former minister of public safety, were grilled by MPs in Ottawa Monday during the House of Commons committee hearing about a mass shooting in Nova Scotia. They faced allegations of...
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Audio recording renews scrutiny of RCMP commissioner
A recording released by the Mass Casualty Commission reveals part of what RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki said to her Nova Scotia senior team in a phone call that spawned allegations she was under political pressure from the federal...
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Weeks after Fiona, Port aux Basques still clearing the wreckage
Debris still litters the streets of Port aux Basques, NL, nearly a month after post-tropical storm Fiona. While residents try to figure out what the future holds, some say the tight-knit coastal community is forever changed.
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Nova Scotia community searching for graves of Black Loyalists
A team in Annapolis Royal is using ground-penetrating radar to search for unmarked graves of Black Loyalists and their descendants dating back to the late 18th century.
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Weightlifting coach charged with sexual assault faced previous complaints
Two female weightlifters in Nova Scotia say they raised red flags about a coach who has been charged with sexually assaulting a different woman. Weightlifting Nova Scotia suspended the coach, but the women say he should have been removed...
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Canadian fishers push back against U.S. boycott of Atlantic shellfish
Atlantic Canada’s fishing industry is fighting back against a shellfish boycott south of the border that warns consumers not to buy Atlantic lobster and snow crab because endangered right whales can become entangled in the gear used to...
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Thousands remain without power in N.S., P.E.I. as Fiona cleanup continues
Nearly 40,000 customers remain without power in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island as the cleanup from post-tropical storm Fiona enters its second week.
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10 days after Fiona, some N.S., P.E.I. residents still without power
Tens of thousands of people in P.E.I. and Nova Scotia are still without power 10 days after Fiona struck, leaving them tired, frustrated and struggling to clean up storm damage.
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Ottawa announces financial aid for Fiona survivors
The federal government has announced a $300 million fund for those who lost so much during post-tropical storm Fiona in Atlantic Canada as they struggle with tough financial challenges.
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Frustration mounts over spotty phone service post-Fiona
Impatience is growing with telecom companies in Atlantic Canada as many people are coping with spotty phone service following post-tropical storm Fiona while attempting to co-ordinate storm relief. Some are questioning why they can't do...
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Albertans step up to help Atlantic Canada recover from Fiona
Alberta is home to many East Coasters, who are feeling helpless as family and friends in Atlantic Canada deal with the clean-up from Fiona. Now, they are organizing fundraisers to help with recovery efforts.
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Demand for CAF in domestic operations rising as more troops deployed to Fiona-hit areas
Rosemary Barton Live speaks with Gen. Wayne Eyre, Canada's chief of the defence staff, about the Canadian Armed Forces' efforts in Quebec and Atlantic Canada following post-tropical storm Fiona. Eyre says the domestic demand for the...
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Nova Scotia premier says he needs more troops to help with Fiona recovery
About 550 CAF members have been deployed to Nova Scotia while thousands remain without power. "I know what I know about how many were deployed, but I also know that we asked for 1,000," said Premier Tim Houston.
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Military arrives in Cape Breton, N.S., to help with daunting Fiona cleanup
Canadian troops arrived in Cape Breton's hard hit community of Glace Bay to help with the massive cleanup efforts from post tropical storm Fiona.
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Trudeau tours storm-battered Atlantic Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau toured parts of P.E.I. and Nova Scotia to see the devastation from post-tropical storm Fiona first-hand. Some residents are looking to the federal government for financial help now, and to prepare for future...
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Fiona causes severe damage to Atlantic coastlines
Post-tropical storm Fiona has severely damaged Canada's Atlantic coastlines, washing away entire sand dunes and destroying beaches. That coastal erosion poses a serious threat to ecosystems, and could take generations to repair.
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Nova Scotia braces for Hurricane Fiona’s landfall
Nova Scotia’s minister responsible for the Office of Emergency Management says the government is warning residents to be ready for a possible 72-hour power outage.
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Atlantic Canadians brace for dangerous Hurricane Fiona
People in Atlantic Canada are bracing for Hurricane Fiona's impact as it makes its way north in the Atlantic. Forecasters warn it could be a dangerous, historic storm.
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How to prepare for a storm like Fiona
Officials are urging people in Atlantic Canada in the path of Hurricane Fiona to make emergency preparations, including having enough food and water on hand for several days.