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The CoastGuard
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Nov. 25 opening of lobster season in southwest Nova Scotia delayed by weather
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Fundy Rose ferry slated to resume crossings between Digby and Saint John before month's end
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‘Tis the season: Gearing up for the lobster season opening in western Nova Scotia
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West Pubnico writer Laurent d’Entremont publishes sixth book
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Albacore Internationals named Regatta of the Year by Sail N.S.
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Lobster Pot Tree lighting, fireworks setting off Christmas celebrations in Barrington
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Acadian Skies & Mi'kmaq Lands receives Education and Diffusion of the Astronomy award
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Safe opening to lobster fishery in southwest N.S. but harsh weather followed during week one
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Trio of holiday events starts with Santa’s visit at Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Birchtown
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NDP, AIDS coalition push Nova Scotia to cover preventative drug
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Recommendations to enhance cancer services in southwest N.S. expected in new year
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Osprey hosting Polaris prize and Juno winner Jeremy Dutcher
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LETTER: Lunenburg hospitality shines
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LETTER: Pictou mill a pillar of economy
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillor issues apology for recent remarks
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PAT CULLEN: Rising cost of living creating hardship for many
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LETTER: Climate always changing
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LETTERS: Property tax cap not working for Nova Scotians
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Extension granted to Bear Head natural gas plant, pipeline project
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Quidi Vidi Brewery looking for second deck
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Amherst tea room recognized by N.S. tourism industry association
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DHX Media to voluntarily delist from Nasdaq exchange
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198 employees told Web.com is closing down its Yarmouth location after 18 years in community
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FISH-NL ends quest to become certified labour union for Newfoundland and Labrador harvesters
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Matt Barron sets new Yarmouth Mariners record for most games played in franchise
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Gushue would like to relax at home in Newfoundland
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There could be a trio of Newfoundlanders in world junior exhibition play
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Middleton Monarch boys win second straight volleyball provincials
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Three Mooseheads bring three different skill sets to Team Canada tryouts
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Pictou County Crushers player target of racial slur
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Jim Cuddy Band brings Countrywide Soul to Halifax, Glace Bay in January
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Capitol Christmas - Middleton pub offers free turkey dinners for anyone who drops by Dec. 25
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Colourful Kingston - Hundreds pack streets for fun and festive Christmas Parade
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Annual Christmas community dinner brings St. John’s Centre together for a hot meal, music and conversation
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Northwood Bentwood Rings founders creating popular handmade products
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Matthew Good kicks off 2020 Moving Walls Canadian tour in Pictou, Halifax
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