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Search For Missing Fisherman Continues Off Yarmouth
The search for a 54 year old Mik’maw fisherman continues in waters south of Yarmouth. The captain of the vessel “FV Miss Janet” went missing as the boat was transmitting from Shelbur...
Kevin Northup
Oct 15, 2021
Update From JRCC On Search For Missing Captain
The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre says the search is continuing for the 54-year-old missing captain of a fishing vessel. The JRCC were notified of a man-overboard situation from a fishing vessel so...
Jakob Postlewaite
Oct 14, 2021
As COVID-19 rules drop, pharmacists expect normal flu season
We missed it last year, but don’t expect such a mild flu season again. That’s the message from Allison Bodnar, President of the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia. Bodnar said last year...
B. Jack Morse
Oct 14, 2021
Credit Counsellors Suggest Budgets To Avoid Excessive Fall Spending
The fall months can be hard on the wallet with schools expenses, Thanksgiving, Halloween and Christmas. Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada recommends planning for all of it by creating a b...
Tamara Steele
Oct 14, 2021
New laws will prevent protesters from blocking access to hospitals
Protests blocking access to hospitals will soon be illegal in Nova Scotia. The province is moving to add a buffer zone so demonstrations not disrupt the flow of traffic in or out of a health care faci...
Steve MacArthur
Oct 14, 2021
Province opens third doses for at-risk people
Anyone who’s moderately to severely immunocompromised, or is taking immunosuppressants, can book a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine starting Tuesday. That includes people being treated for cancer,...
B. Jack Morse
Oct 14, 2021
26 new cases, 12 in hospital
There are 26 new COVID-19 cases in the province Thursday. Most, 23, are in the Halifax area with two in Western Zone and one in Eastern Zone. After 15 recoveries, 198 active infections remain. 12 peop...
B. Jack Morse
Oct 14, 2021
DFO, Two First Nations Communities Reach Agreement
At least two First Nations in Nova Scotia will fish for a moderate livelihood during established seasons this fall. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans announcing yesterday that they’ve reach...
Kevin Northup
Oct 14, 2021
Why Oil And Gas Is Still An Important Sector In A Net-Zero Economy
Charlene Johnson of the Newfoundland and Labrador Oil & Gas Industries Association (Noia) says don't give up on the oil and gas sector just yet. On the podcast this week, the Noia CEO explains why...
Acadia Broadcasting Corporation
Oct 14, 2021
More than 1300 unfilled nursing jobs in NS
The province’s nursing shortage is causing a snowball effect, making the problem even worse. Janet Hazelton, President of the Nova Scotia Nurses Union, said 1086 registered nurse, 235 licensed p...
B. Jack Morse
Oct 13, 2021
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