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Nova Scotia open to considering seniors income benefit: finance minister

Nova Scotia open to considering seniors income benefit: finance minister

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia’s finance minister says he’s open to examining whether a seniors income benefit can be implemented in his province.
At-risk Newfoundlanders and Labradorians can now get details on partner's history

At-risk Newfoundlanders and Labradorians can now get details on partner's history

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Newfoundland and Labrador has become the third Canadian province to enact a law allowing those at risk of domestic violence to get information from police about their partner's history, officials announced Thursday.
N.L. wants details on environmental impact before hydrogen project can move forward

N.L. wants details on environmental impact before hydrogen project can move forward

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The Newfoundland and Labrador government has asked the company vying to build one of the country's first large-scale green hydrogen plants to provide more information about the project's effects on the environment.
Nova Scotia judge denies bail bid as convicted killer William Sandeson awaits appeal

Nova Scotia judge denies bail bid as convicted killer William Sandeson awaits appeal

HALIFAX — A former Dalhousie University medical student has been denied bail as he appeals his conviction for killing a fellow student in 2015 during a drug deal.
Nova Scotia man accused of murdering woman faced charges of earlier attacks

Nova Scotia man accused of murdering woman faced charges of earlier attacks

HALIFAX — A 33-year-old Nova Scotia man accused of murdering a woman during a hit-and-run on Mondayhad been released on bail after facing earlier charges of attacking her.
New app aimed at helping Nova Scotians access health services and information

New app aimed at helping Nova Scotians access health services and information

HALIFAX — A new mobile phone application in Nova Scotia is aimed at giving people easier access to health services and information, Premier Tim Houston announced Wednesday.
'They haven't had water for the last week:' Vancouver resident says of family in Gaza

'They haven't had water for the last week:' Vancouver resident says of family in Gaza

After four days trying to call his family in the Gaza Strip, Vancouver resident Omar Mansour said he was able to hear his brother's voice for a few minutes Monday morning.
Margaret McCain donates $10M to Halifax's Mount Saint Vincent University

Margaret McCain donates $10M to Halifax's Mount Saint Vincent University

HALIFAX — Margaret Norrie McCain has donated $10 million to Mount Saint Vincent University to support teaching and research on early childhood education. The Halifax university says it's the largest gift in the school's 150-year history.
Halifax-area man faces first-degree murder charge after woman run down by car

Halifax-area man faces first-degree murder charge after woman run down by car

Halifax-area RCMP say a Cole Harbour man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with an alleged abduction and hit-and-run that killed a 30-year-old woman.
Nova Scotia education minister says naloxone in schools being discussed for new year

Nova Scotia education minister says naloxone in schools being discussed for new year

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's education minister says the government is discussing the idea of making naloxone kits available in the province's schools, as the Liberal opposition presses for rapid action.
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