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Nova Scotia Reports 40 New COVID-19 Cases; Identifies Clusters
We now know why COVID-19 cases have suddenly risen in Nova Scotia. In today’s provincial COVID-19 briefing, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Robert Strang said the rise is due to clusters of ...
Jakob Postlewaite
Nov 05, 2021
Vaccination rates of teachers and healthcare workers near 95 per cent
The vaccination rate among healthcare workers and teachers is well above the general population. More than half of these key public workplaces have reported the vaccination status of their employees: ...
B. Jack Morse
Nov 05, 2021
Man Accused of Stabbing BPS Officer Has Trial Moved To 2022
Judge Paul Scoville agreed this week to once again delay the trial of Tobias Doucette who faces 14 charges stemming from an alleged domestic dispute at the Bridgewater Motel. The preliminary trial was...
Evan Taylor
Nov 05, 2021
$22.05 living wage in Halifax a call to pay more
A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives has pegged Halifax’s “living wage” at $22.05/hour. Christine Saulnier said it’s a clear indication to employers th...
B. Jack Morse
Nov 05, 2021
U.K. First To Approve COVID-19 Pill
Approval of an antiviral pill that reduces the risk of hospitalization and death in people with mild to moderate COVID-19. Lagevrio, which was developed by drug-maker Merck, has been deemed safe and e...
Vasilios Bellos
Nov 04, 2021
Province gives extension on vax mandate for public workers
Health, education, and public service workers are being given another eight weeks to get double vaxxed. Officials announced Wednesday any worker with one shot by Nov. 15, who intends to get a second, ...
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Nov 04, 2021
Expert says Lionel Desmond showed domestic violence warning signs
A domestic violence expert believes there were clear warning signs Lionel Desmond posed a risk to his family. Psychologist Dr. Peter Jaffe has told the fatality inquiry he identified several red flags...
Skye Bryden-Blom
Nov 04, 2021
Nature Conservancy: Don’t throw Halloween pumpkins in the woods
Do you still have your Jack or Jill O’Lanterns on your front porch? You might want to think twice before tossing your pumpkin in the woods. The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) says you should...
Skye Bryden-Blom
Nov 04, 2021
Papal apology long overdue, Mi’kmaw chief says
A Mi’kmaw chief says the Pope’s visit to Canada needs to be about action. News of the visit came from the Vatican last week; It’s widely expected — but not confirmed — th...
Anastasia Payne
Nov 04, 2021
Foster families getting more support
The province is pumping up its support for foster kids. The provincial government is spending $34 million over the next three years to redesign the foster care system, and adding an extra $16.7 millio...
B. Jack Morse
Nov 04, 2021
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