CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticRCMP Mounties make arrest in Oak Island fraud investigationctvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic The RCMP say an arrest has been made in a case of fraud affecting the Friends of Oak Island Society. They confirm a man was arrested, and then …
Paula Jones Goodwinadded this to TravelLabrador (NL) Torngat Mountain National Park is basically a North American 'Game of Thrones' kingdomroadtrippers.com From the Inuktitut word Torngait, meaning “place of spirits,” the Torngat Mountains have been home to Inuit and their predecessors for thousands of …
Eastern Canada Friday politics from Ottawactvnews.ca - atlantic.ctvnews.ca • Discovery • TSN • CTV • CTV National News • CP24 • BNN Bloomberg • RDS • Bravo • Discovery • E! • MTV • Much
Rights & Freedoms Excitement ramps up at Memorial Cupctvnews.ca - atlantic.ctvnews.ca • Discovery • TSN • CTV • CTV National News • CP24 • BNN Bloomberg • RDS • Bravo • Discovery • E! • MTV • Much
Global Newsadded this to WinnipegEastern Canada More Manitobans use food delivery apps than any other province in Canadaglobalnews.ca - By Elisha Dacey It’s probably because it’s -40 C several months a year. Manitobans really like their restaurant food delivery apps – with 45 per cent reporting they …
TravelUpdateadded this to TravelUpdatePrince Edward Island Prince Edward Island hotel deals using Choice Privileges pointsboardingarea.com Prince Edward Island, Canada is a place I visited on a week long 1,500 mile road trip drive from Amherst, Massachusetts during Memorial Weekend 1993. …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada Corrections service waited three months to report sex-assault claim to policectvnews.ca - By Kristy Kirkup OTTAWA -- The Correctional Service of Canada apologized on Friday for wrongly saying it called police right away when it heard allegations that a …
Newfoundland and Labrador GUEST COLUMN: N.L.’s construction labour force needs to evolve to handle the next surge in investmentthetelegram.com - www.thetelegram.com Last year was a down year for capital investment in Newfoundland and Labrador, with about $5 billion of major project activity. Perspective is a funny …
Global Newsadded this to EnvironmentHalifax, NS Questions remain over $100 million Federal investment in Boat Harbour Projectglobalnews.ca - By Jeremy Keefe When the Federal government announced their plans to inject $100 million into the Boat Harbour Remediation Project the news was met with applause …
Global Newsadded this to Global NewsFirst Nations Federal judge orders changes to election rules for P.E.I. First Nationglobalnews.ca - By Staff A Federal Court judge has ruled that regulations blocking off-reserve members of a P.E.I. First Nation from taking part in band elections are …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticFentanyl Fentanyl seized from Burnside jail for the second timectvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic Justice officials have confirmed that a small amount of fentanyl was seized at the Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility back in August. The …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada After another near-miss, N.B. school-bus drivers say motorists need to wake upctvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic A New Brunswick school bus driver says a student and a motorist are lucky to be alive after a near miss Thursday morning. She says the student had to …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada Study shows economic benefits of patient approach to northern cod recoveryctvnews.ca - By Holly McKenzie-Sutter ST. JOHN'S, N.L. -- A slow and steady approach to rebuilding the northern cod stock could see employment in the crucial fishery skyrocket in just …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticMeasles Staff, students advised to get measles shot or stay away from N.B. schoolctvnews.ca - THE CANADIAN PRESS FREDERICTON -- New Brunswick health authorities are advising staff and students at a New Brunswick high school that they must receive a measles …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada Man facing robbery, assault charges after string of incidents in Dartmouthctvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic A man is facing a slew of charges after he allegedly assaulted a man, fled the scene of a collision, and stole some jewelry during a series of …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada N.B. nursing home workers will have to wait six weeks for decision on right to strikectvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic It will be at least six weeks before nursing home workers in New Brunswick will know if they’ll be allowed to strike. Evidence and testimony presented …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada More consultation needed on future of old Halifax Memorial Libraryctvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic The old Halifax Memorial Library has seen many rainy springs, but for the past five years, it hasn't seen any members of the public pass through its …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada Capacity alert lifted at Cape Breton Regional Hospitalctvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic It was calm Friday at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital's emergency department. But Thursday, it was a different story as an over-capacity alert was …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticEastern Canada Runners could see snow along Cabot Trail during annual Relay Racectvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic Runners taking part in the annual Cabot Trail Relay Race could face some wintry weather this weekend. More than 1,000 runners from 70 teams will be …
Nova Scotia Prime Minister hears N.S. praise on environmental spending, as protesters arrestedcbc.ca - The Canadian Press · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau received praise and drew protests Friday for his government's environmental policies as he met with one of the …
Prince Edward Island Building on tradition holds promise for the future of rural communitiesjournalpioneer.com - www.journalpioneer.com It used to be that if you told someone you lived in rural Atlantic Canada, it was assumed you must be a fisher, farmer, logger or miner. Those …
The Globe and Mailadded this to NationalNova Scotia Federal government commits $100-million toward cleaning up contaminated lagoons in Nova ScotiaThe Globe and Mail - The Canadian PressThe federal government has pledged to spend $100-million to help clean up one of Nova Scotia’s most polluted sites. The effluent lagoons at Boat Harbour, near the Pictou Landing First Nation, are contaminated
Sunscreen CAPE BRETON: From toques to sunscreen in a day… it must be May!capebretonpost.com - www.capebretonpost.com As the cold high drifts eastward, the icy north wind is slowly being replaced by a light breeze. The May sun will work its magic today and highs will …
Eastern Canada Start planning now for Atlantic Canada's hurricane seasonthechronicleherald.ca - www.thechronicleherald.ca While hurricane predictions aren’t any more dire than last year, Nova Scotians ought to pay close attention to forecasts when storms form in the …
Aboriginal CanadiansSetting a new course for Indigenous and Government of Canada collaboration through the co-development, co-design, and co-deliverynationtalk.ca May 24, 2019 Ottawa, ON — The Government of Canada is committed to a renewed relationship with Indigenous peoples, based on the recognition of …
CBC Newsadded this to EdmontonFort McMurray, AB 2 drivers killed in head-on collision north of Fort McMurraycbc.ca - CBC News · Two men from the Maritimes were killed Thursday in a head-on collision north of Fort McMurray on Highway 63. Around 1: 20 p.m., a pick-up truck was …
Canada Amid concern over spread of gun violence, majorities support ban on handguns, assault weaponsangusreid.org - Angus Reid Opposition to ban on firearms driven largely by men, rural Canadians, gun owners May 24, 2019 –. Whether it’s recent mass killings in Penticton, B.C., …
First Nations CBU Athletics and Membertou sign three-year partnership renewal for Membertou Opencapebretonpost.com - www.capebretonpost.com Cape Breton University Athletics has signed a three-year renewal with Membertou First Nation as the title sponsor for the Membertou Open. The …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoNew Democratic Party of Canada NDP Calls For Free College Tuition As NSCC's Fees Rise | CKBW 98.1 94.5 93.1 Fmckbw.ca The Nova Scotia NDP is unhappy with the Nova Scotia Community College's plans to raise tuition fees. Students will see a three per cent increase each …
Fighting Letter: Instead of renovating your home, try fighting the climate crisisburnabynow.com - Burnaby Now We are the adults of Canada. Whether we live in the Maritimes, the Territories, Eastern, Central or Western Canada, we all need to become more …
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