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1 year later, no $500 fines issued for parking at hospitals with no business there
yourhalifaxnow.caTop global basic income experts gathering in Toronto, with senate bill top of mind
cbc.caHouston heading to Alberta to pitch Nova Scotia’s energy potential
yourhalifaxnow.caVideo: Blueberry season arrives in Nova Scotia
>Peter Van Dyk, vice chair of the Wild Blueberry Producers of Nova Scotia, shares what he expects after recent years of severe drought.
Video: Truro cycling advocates call for progress on infrastructure
>Multi-use paths were the focus of Truro's 2024 active transportation plan, but there are no new routes yet. The CBC's Luke Ettinger has the story.
This 6-year-old needs a kidney. His parents hope a social media campaign will find his match
cbc.caFirefighters use ropes to rescue dog that went over cliff at Nova Scotia park
ctvnews.caNova Scotia Power defends actions ahead of Tuesday's public hearing about cyberattack
The full article is restricted to paying subscribers for a week, but a portion can be read in the Morning File
Maritime diaper banks report growing demand as families struggle with costs
globalnews.caInside the Montreal lab preparing Canada for the next pandemic
cbc.caN.S. energy minister apologizes for lyrics ‘hurtful to women’ but doesn’t plan to resign
ctvnews.caHeated Rivalry author donates $300K to 5 rural libraries facing closure
cbc.caColchester residents question RCMP communication about human remains
cbc.caInvestigation: 'Factually innocent'
>How police in Wisconsin and Halifax, a determined prosecutor in Nova Scotia, and a credulous provincial judge worked in concert to wrongly convict Brandon Klayme of vile sexual crimes against a child.
Sadly, for us non-subscribers, it's paywalled for now
Doug Ford celebrates bike lane court victory with public execution of local cycling group
thebeaverton.comAn Acadian flag emoji? Online petition gathers thousands of signatures
cbc.caVideo: Halifax tourism season on track to break last year's record
>Sarah Reeves with Discover Halifax says the city remains a top destination in Canada. She says a lot of first-time tourists are coming to HRM, plus more European and U.S. travellers.