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Atlantic Canadians mark Remembrance Day with services around the region
Hundreds of people packed the Grand Parade in front of Halifax City Hall on Wednesday to remember the sacrifices of the country's fallen soldiers.
Canada's Governor General Michaelle Jean and Britain's Prince Charles salute veterans while standing with Silver Cross Mother Della Morley during Remembrance Day ceremonies at the National War Memorial in Ottawa Nov.
Job for a Cowboy Guitarist Interviewed In Halifax; Video Available
Nunavut ice-floe rescue shows air force needs infrared sensors: critics.
Canada's volunteer search-and-rescue association says a lack of infrared sensors aboard military aircraft is endangering lives.
APEC forecasts modest recovery for Atlantic Canada
Higher government spending is expected to boost P.E.I.'s gross domestic product for 2010, the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council said in its annual economic outlook for the four Atlantic Provinces released Monday.
One Question: What have you ever done for your country?
Paulette and Robin Tedford stand with Tom and Angela Reid as they visit the cenotaph in Truro, NS, Wednesday, October 28, 2009.
Tories launch cross-country stimulus spending blitz amid bad employment news
Federal cabinet ministers blitzed the country with economic stimulus announcements Friday in the face of dismal employment numbers that leave the Harper government far short of its job-creation targets.
Halifax firefighters, police jump H1N1 queue
Firefighters and police in the Halifax region are receiving the H1N1 vaccine this week, though they're not on the list of priority groups.
SaskEnergy makes sale to meet gov't policy
AltaGas Income Trust has purchased the remaining 75 per cent of Heritage Gas Ltd.
Hospital workers in rural N.S. won't strike during H1N1
Hospital workers in districts outside Halifax will not be going on strike while the province combats the second wave of the H1N1 pandemic.
Halifax-area H1N1 clinics open to high-risk groups
The first public H1N1 vaccination clinics in the Halifax region opened Monday, with long lines of parents, including many upset with the latest immunization restrictions.
Anne Murray presents Nova Scotia music instructor with teacher of year award
Legendary Canadian songbird Anne Murray has presented a Nova Scotia music instructor with this year's MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award.
Parks Canada says dead coyote believed to be involved in fatal attack on hiker
Parks Canada says it believes a coyote killed last week is one of the animals involved in the shocking death of a young hiker on a Cape Breton trail.
More shots fired in Spryfield area
Police in Halifax are investigating after more shots were fired Saturday night in the Spryfield area.
Folk singer killed by two coyotes
A young Canadian folk singer who had just set off on a solo tour to boost a promising musical career died Wednesday after being mauled by two coyotes in what is believed to be one of the country's first fatal attacks by the animals.
Mother of singer killed by coyotes thanks fans for condolences
The mother of Taylor Mitchell, a young folksinger who was killed by coyotes in Nova Scotia, says her daughter was a passionate environmentalist who would have opposed the killing of the two animals responsible for the attack.
Nova Scotia :: Troy Petenbrink
Fred Connors is an ideal ambassador for Halifax. He is not shy about expressing his love for the city and his belief that Halifax is gay-friendly destination.
Weight restrictions on 5 bridges over Halifax rail path
More aging infrastructure in metro is in disrepair and, as a result, city hall is restricting the maximum vehicle weight on five bridges over the rail cut in south-end Halifax.
Authorities search for killer coyotes in Cape Breton
Toronto musician Taylor Mitchell, who was hiking in Cape Breton, N.S., when she was attacked by coyotes on Oct.
Justice - 32nd Canadian Congress on Criminal Justice to be hosted in Halifax
29 , in Halifax . More than 400 police officers, judges, lawyers, academics, and corrections and court staff from across Canada have traveled to take part in the three-day Congress.