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Chief, mayor call for P.E.I. village councillor's resignation over racist sign

Chief, mayor call for P.E.I. village councillor's resignation over racist sign

MURRAY HARBOUR, P.E.I. — A First Nation chief and the mayor of a Prince Edward Island community are calling for a councillor to resign over a sign posted on his property denying the existence of residential school graves.
Jury finds Halifax man not guilty of murder in retrial that saw key witness recant

Jury finds Halifax man not guilty of murder in retrial that saw key witness recant

HALIFAX — A jury has found a Halifax man not guilty of murdering a pizza delivery worker in a retrial that saw two key witnesses testify they lied when the accused faced his first trial in 2018.
Tropical storm Philippe bringing ugly weather to the Maritimes this weekend

Tropical storm Philippe bringing ugly weather to the Maritimes this weekend

HALIFAX — Heavy rain and strong winds are in the forecast for the three Maritime provinces this weekend as tropical storm Philippe makes its way toward Canadian waters.
Judge instructs jury to be cautious of key witnesses in Halifax murder retrial

Judge instructs jury to be cautious of key witnesses in Halifax murder retrial

HALIFAX — A Nova Scotia judge cautioned a jury Wednesday against relying on the shifting evidence of key Crown witnesses in the retrial of a man accused of murdering a pizza delivery worker.
After critical report, N.S. promises to fine ambulance company for poor service

After critical report, N.S. promises to fine ambulance company for poor service

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia’s Health Department says it will fine the province’s ambulance service if it fails to meet performance standards for response times.
Halifax waives property taxes owed by residents of historically Black community

Halifax waives property taxes owed by residents of historically Black community

HALIFAX — The Halifax region has waived back taxes owed by three property owners in North Preston, a predominantly African Nova Scotian community where Black settlers weren't given clear title to their land until recently.
Mould halts in-person visits at Newfoundland's notorious, rodent-infested jail

Mould halts in-person visits at Newfoundland's notorious, rodent-infested jail

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — In-person visits have been cancelled at Newfoundland's crumbling, Dickens-era jail because of what inmates describe as an extensive spread of black mould.
Newfoundland RCMP say phone service resumed for 911 service, detachments

Newfoundland RCMP say phone service resumed for 911 service, detachments

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — RCMP in Newfoundland say phone service has been restored for police detachments and the province's 911 service.
Halifax court hears closing arguments in murder retrial of Randy Riley

Halifax court hears closing arguments in murder retrial of Randy Riley

HALIFAX — Differing views on the credibility of a key Crown witness were heard Tuesday in the retrial of a man accused of murdering a pizza delivery man in a Halifax suburb 13 years ago.
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