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›Older. Wiser. Faster.: Cape Breton Capers women’s soccer team primed for another AUS championship run›LETTER: Scotland has no conqueror›Shelburne RCMP charge two men with drug trafficking›Turning waste into lobster stock: Nova Scotia trying to bring seafood processing home›Halifax’s loaner armoured rescue vehicle used 35 times, mostly for high-risk search warrants›Pictou West MLA Marco MacLeod resigns from cabinet after rap song controversy›Exterior restoration work on Wolfville's Randall House Museum resumes›Kluskap Market opens at Glooscap Landing with focus on local food, suppliers›Emergency officials working to stabilize Dares Lake dam breach in Lunenburg County›Bridgewater teen accused of plotting school attacks gets case adjourned until November›Plenty of family history at Cape Breton farm›Slew of summertime debris fires sees frustrations mount for Hantsport firefighters›Parade of Lights returns to Cape Breton yacht club this weekend›Two youths arrested after assault on Halifax Transit driver at Cobequid Terminal›Man charged with attempted murder after Kentville stabbing›Student transit program will continue this year as HRM finds funding›New French school in Clare to welcome students Sept. 4›NDP and Liberals put affordability in focus ahead of house sitting›Toronto man accused of breaching release conditions on Halifax child sexual abuse charges›MEET THE MAKERS: Yarmouth woman's all-natural products inspired by Zodiac and elements
Last updated: Sep 16, 2026, 2:00 p.m.