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N.S. lobster fishermen begin season
Halifax :: Canada | about 20 hours ago
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Fishermen throughout southwest Nova Scotia are heading out Monday for the start of the world's biggest lobster fishery. A 19-year-old man was injured in a shooting in North Preston early Monday. Two Halifax police officers were injured early Sunday...
Tags: Eastern Canada, sped away, Halifax Port Authority, injured early, motorist sped, impaired driving, driving checkpoint, halifax police, police officers, N.S, Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Halifax Nova Scotia railway station, Michael Ignatieff, Angus L. Macdonald Bridge, Liberal Party of Canada, Transportation in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Buildings and structures in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Environment, Andy Fantuz, Bivalves, allnews, Maritimes, Russian nobility, Durant, Montreal Alouettes, Saskatchewan Roughriders, Ignatieff, British North America, Mussels
Royals to visit Ottawa on Canada Day
Ottawa :: Canada | 2 days ago
Credibility Four animals inside the Toronto Humane Society's shelter in the east end of the city had to be euthanized after animal cruelty charges were laid against the president and the board of directors at the facility. The federal Conservatives are set to introduce...
Tags: Canada Day, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Ottawa, visit canada, Manitoba, Ontario, Queen Elizabeth, Nova Scotia, Canada, Monarchy in Canada, Human Interest, Royal tours of Canada, The Scout Association, Girlguiding UK, Politics, Women in World War II, Cruelty to animals, Humane society, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, Goods and Services Tax, Stephen Harper, House of Windsor, Canadian identity
N.S. mulls including sleeping pills in monitor program
London :: United Kingdom | 3 days ago
Credibility A 46-year-old man with no underlying medical conditions is Nova Scotia's sixth death related to the swine flu virus. Nova Scotia is deciding whether to include tranquillizers and sleeping pills in the list of drugs it tracks under a prescription monitoring...
Tags: swine flu, Dr. Keiji Fukuda, Nova Scotia, United States, Tamiflu, Britain, isolated cases, flu virus, The World Health Organization, United Kingdom, London, flu pandemic, Pandemics, Swine influenza, Health Medical Pharma, Influenza, Influenza A virus subtype H1N1, Oseltamivir, Tamiflu resistance in the 2009 flu pandemic, Influenza pandemic, Animal virology, Epidemics, Health in the United States, Neuraminidase inhibitors, Influenza vaccine, Vaccines, Keiji Fukuda, Politics, flu pandemic in the United States by state, Social Issues, Communities in the Halifax Regional Municipality
H1N1 claims man in his 40s
Dartmouth :: MA :: USA | 4 days ago
Credibility A man in his 40s with no underlying medical conditions is Nova Scotia's sixth death related to the H1N1 influenza virus. A Nova Scotia man has been charged for allegedly defrauding three health boards of nearly $400,000. A fire has left the Hooters...
Tags: Nova Scotia, Scotia MLA Ernie Fage, Dartmouth, Law Crime, Acadia, Membertou, British North America, Influenza A virus subtype H1N1
Christmas tree grower turns to Mexico for workers
Mexico City :: Mexico | 4 days ago
Credibility One of Nova Scotia's biggest Christmas tree exporters says he hired Mexican labourers this year because he can't find enough people locally to do the work. Colin Hughes said he had no choice but to hire five workers from Mexico to help get his trees packed...
Tags: Colin Hughes, Mexico, Nova Scotians, christmas trees, Mexico City, Acadia, British North America, Migrant worker, Gerald Keddy, Unemployment, Social Issues, Nova Scotia, Labor
Former teacher wins age discrimination complaint against N.S. school board
Halifax :: Canada | 4 days ago
Credibility An independent board of inquiry has awarded Robert Theriault $64,515 for financial losses and damages resulting from his forced retirement from an Acadian school board in Nova Scotia. Board chairman Don Murray, in a ruling released today, accepted that...
Tags: school board, Canada, Halifax, Social Issues, Nova Scotia, Discrimination, Law Crime, Conseil scolaire acadien provincial
Tory rips 'no-good' jobless
Halifax :: Canada | 5 days ago
Credibility Comments by Maurice Vellacott, left, a Saskatchewan MP, and Gerald Keddy, of Nova Scotia, have sparked anger in the House of Commons. Comments by Conservative MPs deriding homeless people and describing abortion as a procedure that makes women more available...
Tags: Nova Scotia, Maurice Vellacott, Canada, Halifax, Politics, Peter Stoffer, Gerald Keddy, Saskatoon￢ﾀﾔWanuskewin, Scott Brison, Conservative Party of Canada, Sackville￢ﾀﾔEastern Shore, Year of birth missing
Dexter to take part in Vietnam trade mission
Ho Chi Minh City :: Vietnam | 5 days ago
Credibility ET The Canadian Press Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter will leave this weekend on a trade mission to Vietnam. Dexter will join key players in the transportation and education sectors for an Atlantic Gateway initiative designed to forge business ties...
Tags: Nova Scotia, Darrell Dexter, Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, Education, Hanoi, Eastern Shore, Ho Chi Minh Museum, Provinces of Vietnam, Communities in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Ho Chi Minh, Marilyn More
Tory critics link abortion and jobless comments, call government out of touch
Halifax :: Canada | 6 days ago
Credibility Opposition critics are taking aim at what they say are out-of-touch, ideologically driven Conservative MPs, citing recent comments on the unemployed and abortion emerging from government ranks. Tory MP Gerald Keddy's crack about the jobless on Halifax...
Tags: Halifax Chronicle-Herald, mp gerald, Gerald Keddy, tory mp, Tory, conservative mp, Nova Scotia, Canada, Halifax, Politics, Social Issues, Stephen Harper, Liberal Party of Canada, Rabinovitch, Maurice Vellacott, Stￃﾩphane Dion, Tom Flanagan, Conservative Party of Canada, David Matas, Peter Stoffer, Labor, Liberal Party, Anita Neville, Darrell Dexter, Michael Ignatieff, Scott Brison, Canadians of German descent, Religion Belief
H1N1 assessment clinics in N.S. begin to close
Halifax :: Canada | 6 days ago
Credibility The man who murdered Adam Eisenhauer and Tyler Sampson in 2005 will not be eligible for parole for 13 years. Health officials in Nova Scotia's largest health district say there are signs that swine flu infections in the province are slowly waning. A...
Tags: Afghanistan, close friend, murdered adam, Tyler Sampson, prison pending, N.S, Canada, Halifax, Human Interest, Influenza A virus subtype H1N1, Swine influenza, Communities in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Acadia, British North America, Nova Scotia, Law Crime, Labor, Military law, Downtown Halifax, Canadian court system, Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada, Wilcox, Court-martial
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