Alistair Ogden jokes about Halifax
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Two men are dead after a boating accident on a lake in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, RCMP say. Emergency crews responded at about 4:45 p.m. Wednesday to a report that people had been ejected from a boat on Aylesford Lake.
u/NovaScotiaTimes — 14 hours ago
The Province will be able to keep roads smoother and safer with the addition of dozens of pieces of specialized equipment to its maintenance fleet. Public Works Minister Fred Tilley announced the $8-million investment on June 30, in Sydney River.
Original post from the government's FB page
The new equipment – more than 80 pieces in total – includes a new way of handling asphalt that will result in better, longer-lasting pothole repairs. New front-end loaders will have brush cutters that can do a better job reaching under guardrails and across shoulders.
Each area of the province will have a dedicated crew assigned using the pothole and cutting equipment. Summer students will also participate in trash collection along highways.
Photo caption: Crew members at the Public Works depot in Sydney River display new pieces of specialized maintenance equipment that will help keep roads smoother and safer.
u/NovaScotiaTimes — 1 day ago
Balancing Rock 🗿 by @gatheringdustphotography
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Cute black bear spotted in Bay of Fundy back yard 👀
u/NovaScotiaTimes — 3 days ago
The world’s largest wind-powered cargo ship turned heads when it sailed into Halifax, its first Canadian port.
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Cabot Trail is one of the world’s great drives, photo by Tom Cochrane
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