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Entire grounds of Halifax Citadel National Historic Site to be temporarily closed by Parks Canada
Entire grounds of Halifax Citadel National Historic Site to be temporarily closed by Parks Canada
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Shannon Park planning continues despite COVID-19 challenges
Shannon Park planning continues despite COVID-19 challenges
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Considering a homemade mask? An infectious disease expert has some advice
Considering a homemade mask? An infectious disease expert has some advice
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If it's not pee, poop or toilet paper, don't flush it says Halifax Water <b>(2 photos)</b>
If it's not pee, poop or toilet paper, don't flush it says Halifax Water (2 photos)
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Nova Scotian dairy farmers dump and donate milk surplus from COVID-19
Nova Scotian dairy farmers dump and donate milk surplus from COVID-19
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Around Nova Scotia

Stanfield's signs deal to make protective gowns for N.S. health workers
Stanfield's signs deal to make protective gowns for N.S. health workers
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Atlantic region warned about weekend gatherings and possible viral surge
Atlantic region warned about weekend gatherings and possible viral surge
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Group asks governments to help house female inmates in community during pandemic
Group asks governments to help house female inmates in community during pandemic
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Chorus Aviation suspends dividends, lays off staff and cuts executive salaries
Chorus Aviation suspends dividends, lays off staff and cuts executive salaries
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Stormy start to the long weekend expected says special weather statement
Stormy start to the long weekend expected says special weather statement
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Nova Scotia reports first COVID-19 related death <b>(update)</b>
Nova Scotia reports first COVID-19 related death (update)
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38 people charged since Friday by RCMP enforcing COVID-19 safety measures
38 people charged since Friday by RCMP enforcing COVID-19 safety measures
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RCMP look for person of interest in Eastern Passage theft
RCMP look for person of interest in Eastern Passage theft
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Halifax man charged with impaired driving, stunting and fleeing police
Halifax man charged with impaired driving, stunting and fleeing police
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Shannon Park planning continues despite COVID-19 challenges
Shannon Park planning continues despite COVID-19 challenges
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Considering a homemade mask? An infectious disease expert has some advice
Considering a homemade mask? An infectious disease expert has some advice
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Stanfield's signs deal to make protective gowns for N.S. health workers
Stanfield's signs deal to make protective gowns for N.S. health workers
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If it's not pee, poop or toilet paper, don't flush it says Halifax Water <b>(2 photos)</b>
If it's not pee, poop or toilet paper, don't flush it says Halifax Water (2 photos)
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How your mortgage broker can help you navigate uncertain times.
How your mortgage broker can help you navigate uncertain times.
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Loving your home in 2020
Loving your home in 2020
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The enduring power of print in the digital age
The enduring power of print in the digital age
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Shannon Park planning continues despite COVID-19 challenges
Shannon Park planning continues despite COVID-19 challenges
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Considering a homemade mask? An infectious disease expert has some advice
Considering a homemade mask? An infectious disease expert has some advice
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If it's not pee, poop or toilet paper, don't flush it says Halifax Water <b>(2 photos)</b>
If it's not pee, poop or toilet paper, don't flush it says Halifax Water (2 photos)
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Spotlight

How your mortgage broker can help you navigate uncertain times.
How your mortgage broker can help you navigate uncertain times.
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Loving your home in 2020
Loving your home in 2020
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The enduring power of print in the digital age
The enduring power of print in the digital age
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Around Nova Scotia

Stanfield's signs deal to make protective gowns for N.S. health workers
Stanfield's signs deal to make protective gowns for N.S. health workers
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Atlantic region warned about weekend gatherings and possible viral surge
Atlantic region warned about weekend gatherings and possible viral surge
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Group asks governments to help house female inmates in community during pandemic
Group asks governments to help house female inmates in community during pandemic
0
Chorus Aviation suspends dividends, lays off staff and cuts executive salaries
Chorus Aviation suspends dividends, lays off staff and cuts executive salaries
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Obituaries

COOPER, Marguerite Asdale “Reta”
EVANS (Coombes), Ella Maureen
PUBLICOVER, Evelyn
GALLANT, Anna Mary
ADAIR-SKINNER, Donna Wilma
LAING, Donald Gordon
DEMPSEY, Edgar Louis
WARMAN, Alan George
BOYD, Gloria Jean
MICALLEF (Boutilier), Dolores June

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Atlantic Canada

COVID-19 surge coming to Newfoundland and Labrador: health officials
COVID-19 surge coming to Newfoundland and Labrador: health officials
Newfoundland and Labrador's health minister is warning of a coming surge in COVID-19 cases. John Haggie said Tuesday he would reveal the province's projections on Wednesday.
New Brunswick denies request for judge-alone hearing for Matthew Raymond
Woman, 61, is second person to die of COVID-19 in Newfoundland and Labrador
Increasing call to connect N.B. island to Canadian mainland during pandemic
Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador takes aim at Trump over medical supplies
Ex-Gander mayor disappointed in lack of U.S.-Canada co-operation during pandemic

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Canada

Alberta predicting 400 to 6,600 deaths from COVID-19 in months to come
Alberta predicting 400 to 6,600 deaths from COVID-19 in months to come
EDMONTON — Premier Jason Kenney says forecast models for the COVID-19 crisis in Alberta predict anywhere from 400 to 6,600 deaths in the months to come.
The latest developments on COVID-19 in Canada
Explainer: what to expect if a Canadian prime minister is too sick to do the job
Doctors say governments should released as many inmates as possible amid COVID
Dr. Bonnie Henry says leave your hairdo to the pros after 'tinkering' herself
Canada ordering more medical supplies, boosting production at home: PM

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World News

Celebrated singer-songwriter John Prine has died at 73
Celebrated singer-songwriter John Prine has died at 73
John Prine, the ingenious singer-songwriter who explored the heartbreaks, indignities and absurdities of everyday life in “Angel from Montgomery,” “Sam Stone,” “Hello in There” and scores of other indelible tunes, died Tuesday at the age of 73.
Trump shakes up press team as White House deals with virus
Cardinal Pell welcomes court's dismissal of abuse conviction
NYC virus deaths exceed 3,200, topping toll for 9-11 attacks
Court allows Texas to ban most abortions during virus crisis
A stock rally fizzles out on Wall Street; oil prices plunge

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Business News

NYC virus deaths exceed 4,000, topping toll for 9-11 attacks
NYC virus deaths exceed 4,000, topping toll for 9-11 attacks
New York City’s death toll from the coronavirus rose past 4,000 on Tuesday, eclipsing the number killed at the World Trade Center on 9-11 .
Ex-SNC-Lavalin CEO took home $7 million in 2019, despite stepping down in June
BlackBerry uncovers hacker tools that it says opened data servers for a decade
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
A stock rally fizzles out on Wall Street; oil prices plunge
TSX inches higher while U.S. markets dip after strong rallies from lows

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