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Nova Scotia leaders on public housing demand

9th - Higher Ed
More than 7,000 Nova Scotians are awaiting public housing, according to the province's deputy minister of housing. Governments of all stripes have failed to build enough units to fulfil the demand. Nova Scotia's political leaders were...
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Celebrated Nova Scotia artist Tom Forrestall dies at age 88

9th - Higher Ed
Forrestall won critical acclaim in the 1960s as part of a renewed interest in realist painting. His work can be found in major public and private collections across North America. Art curator Ray Cronin speaks to Amy Smith about...
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Low water levels in Lake Major caused by drought conditions in N.S.

9th - Higher Ed
Halifax Water is asking residents in Dartmouth, Burnside, Cole Harbour, Westphal, North Preston, and Eastern Passage to cut their water use due to low water levels at Lake Major. The lake has been affected by low precipitation and hot...
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Will Nova Scotia voters be swayed by the leaders debate?

9th - Higher Ed
Tim Houston, Claudia Chender and Zach Churchill came to CBC Nova Scotia's studios on Thursday evening to debate some of this election's most important topics. The CBC's Jean Laroche and Taryn Grant share their analysis of what happened...
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How Nova Scotia leaders would increase the housing stock

9th - Higher Ed
Nova Scotians are experiencing a housing crisis not seen since the Second World War. Nova Scotia PC, Liberal and NDP candidates answered how their government would increase the housing stock.
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When is it OK to break a promise? N.S. leaders answer

9th - Higher Ed
All parties have broken promises over the years. Leaders explain when it's appropriate to do it.
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How N.S. leaders would tackle power bills and the carbon tax

9th - Higher Ed
Gas and electricity are two big expenses for Nova Scotians. Party leaders discuss how they would help.
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Nova Scotia leaders explain how they would help renters

9th - Higher Ed
According to Statistics Canada, more than 30 per cent of Nova Scotians are renters. Leaders explain what they would do to tackle increasing rents.
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N.S. leaders on overcrowded schools and need for child-care spaces

9th - Higher Ed
Nova Scotia leaders address demand for space in schools and child-care centres.
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Nova Scotia leaders on climate action

9th - Higher Ed
From floods to wildfires to hurricanes: Nova Scotia’s been hard hit by a number of disasters attributed to climate change. Leaders are asked how they would keep Nova Scotians safe from the effects of climate change.
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Elections N.S. investigating PC candidate for allegedly handing out gift cards

9th - Higher Ed
Election day in Nova Scotia is less than two weeks away, and voters head to the polls Nov. 26. But there is trouble brewing on the campaign trail for one candidate. CBC's Brett Ruskin has more.
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N.S. apologizes to woman seeking MAID over refusal to fund out-of-province care

9th - Higher Ed
A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge has sided with a woman denied out-of-province care for a treatable condition so debilitating she applied for medical assistance in dying to end her pain. Nova Scotia’s premier has apologized to Jennifer...
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Murdered Nova Scotia woman daughter says killer was retired RCMP officer

9th - Higher Ed
The daughter of Brenda Tatloc-Burke, a Nova Scotia woman murdered two weeks ago by her husband Mike Burke, is calling on the RCMP for more transparency in the case. She says Burke, who was found dead by suicide at the scene, was a...
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Murdered Nova Scotia woman's daughter says killer was retired RCMP officer

9th - Higher Ed
The daughter of Brenda Tatloc-Burke, a Nova Scotia woman murdered two weeks ago by her husband Mike Burke, is calling on the RCMP for more transparency in the case. She says Burke, who was found dead by suicide at the scene, was a...
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Nova Scotia is getting a massive wind farm — but barely any of its green energy

9th - Higher Ed
Nova Scotia is building what could be the largest onshore wind farm in the Western Hemisphere, but the power is being shipped overseas. CBC’s Tom Murphy breaks down the divide over hosting a massive project but not greening the local...
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CBC Atlantic Tonight November 10, 2024

9th - Higher Ed
A comprehensive round-up of the day's news from throughout Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.
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CBC Atlantic Tonight September 22, 2024

9th - Higher Ed
A comprehensive round-up of the day's news from throughout Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.
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#TheMoment Nova Scotia kids got a huge donation of hockey gear

9th - Higher Ed
Nick Bonnar, founder of Glace Bay Learn to Skate, recounts the moment kids in the Nova Scotia community received thousands of dollars worth of hockey gear from the National Hockey League Players Association.
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Canadian gymnast Ellie Black wins Olympic sportsmanship award

9th - Higher Ed
Canadian gymnast Ellie Black reflects on winning the Fair Play Award, after an emotional interaction with a French gymnast captured global attention.
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Halifax paramedics are using e-bikes to provide faster emergency care

9th - Higher Ed
The CBC's Brett Ruskin gets two-wheeled access to specialized emergency staff working on the Halifax waterfront this summer. Paramedics are using e-bikes to get around quickly during peak tourist season.
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Protecting the Chignecto Isthmus from climate change

9th - Higher Ed
The Chignecto Isthmus, a low-lying strip of land connecting Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, is at risk of being destroyed by climate change by 2100 — but the provincial and federal governments are at odds about the $650 million bill to...
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Family Tree | The Anoa'i Dynasty

6th - Higher Ed
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Family Tree | The Anoa'i Dynasty
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No Major Cities: Why So Few Canadians Live In On The East Coast

9th - Higher Ed
Much like the United States, Canada's first European settlements began on its east coast. But where many of the US's first settlements would eventually emerge as major population centers such as Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia,...
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Does Your Flag Fail? CANADIAN Edition

6th - Higher Ed
Does Your Flag Fail? CANADIAN Edition