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RCMP still in the St. Anthony area carrying out underwater search related to the murder of Jennifer-Hillier Penney

As the Royal Canadian Mounted Police continues its investigation into Jennifer Hillier-Penney's murder, her estranged husband appeared in provincial court in Corner Brook Dec. 12

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'Music was in his soul'; Remembering Men of the Deeps founding member Bobby Roper

1 hour ago Cape Breton

Two family favourite dishes to make for the holidays

1 hour ago Entertainment & Life

We'koqma'q announces involvement in Indigenous Gaming Partners

1 hour ago Atlantic Canada

We’koqma’q First Nation has accepted a land claim settlement of $125 million, which will involve each community band member receiving $75,526. CONTRIBUTED

Canada looks to turn the page after loss at Para Cup

3 hours ago PEI Sports

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Lost Tatamagouche artwork recovered, Canada Post provides no answers

Sculptures worth thousands, purchased from a discount bin for $5 each

2 minutes ago New Glasgow
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Digby County man facing impaired driving causing death charges

The Meteghan RCMP Detachment has charged a man with impaired driving offences, including two counts of impaired driving causing death, following the investigation into a fatal collision that occurred in Mavillette, Digby County, in early October.

4 hours ago Tri-County
Court tells Sipekne'katik, feds to find fishery solution or it will weigh in

The federal government and Sipekne’katik have until June 16 to negotiate a solution to the moderate livelihood fishing dispute or the courts will take over.

4 hours ago Nova Scotia
New community health centre in Pictou opening January 2025

Staff will look for community feedback to shape the programs and services they provide

5 hours ago New Glasgow
Could Canada really become the 51st U.S. state? How Trump's joke could become reality

Could a transfusion of Canadians help Make America Great Again?

9 hours ago Canada

Opinion

ANDY WALKER: That's a wrap for legislature season

The NHL edition of the P.E.I. legislature has wrapped up for the season.

4 hours ago Summerside
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ANNE M. CROSSMAN: Museums convey important stories

When I was child living in Ottawa, Saturdays were special.

7 hours ago Annapolis Valley
LETTER: Time for postal strike to be resolved

It is with horror that I witness there is no progress and no apparent effort made by either side to solve the problems caused by the Canada Post strike which has been affecting all Canadiens for nearly a month.

1 day ago Cape Breton
CBRM Civic Centre should be more accessible

CBRM civic

1 day ago Cape Breton
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: Election days need better controls

Re: “Elections Nova Scotia can do better” (The Chronicle Herald, Dec. 5) I couldn’t agree more with his assessment on Elections Nova Scotia.

1 day ago Halifax Opinion

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'It changes everything': Here's what you need to know about the new Churchill Falls deal

NL, Quebec sign MOU to replace Upper Churchill contract, develop Gull Island and expand Churchill Falls

3 hours ago Newfoundland & Labrador
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Military grade ore could again be mined in Hants County

A Vancouver company is digging into the possibility of reopening a mine in Hants County that’s been dormant for decades.

5 hours ago Halifax Business
Bank of Canada cuts its policy rate by another half point

The Bank of Canada cut its policy rate by 50 basis points to 3.25 per cent on Wednesday, a move widely expected by economists and markets.

6 hours ago Halifax Business
Will latest Bank of Canada rate cut boost the housing market? Analysts weigh in

Move expected to provide significant relief to the real estate sector, easing borrowing costs and stimulating demand

1 day ago Canada
'Historic' partnership announcement coming today between NL, Quebec

While details are being kept mum, the province has said an announcement is coming today, Dec. 12, which will include representatives from Quebec

1 day ago Newfoundland & Labrador

Sports

Islanders' U7 jamboree a popular event

"We love doing this stuff with the kids. We look forward to it and you never have to drag us to the rink."

2 hours ago PEI Sports
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Nova Scotia's Drake Batherson hits milestone in epic fashion: 'He just keeps getting better every year'

Drake Batherson broke out of two slumps, delivered a win for his team and hit a significant milestone all in one fell swoop on Wednesday.

5 hours ago Halifax Sports
Sixteen-year-old volleyball player from Makkovik is making his community proud

Jacob Dyson, a sixteen-year-old from Makkovik, first started getting into sports and specifically volleyball in grade two

8 hours ago Newfoundland & Labrador
P.E.I. equipment manager's rewarding experience with Team Canada

The opportunity to work with Hockey Canada’s para ice hockey team is about much more than wins and medals for a Prince Edward Islander.

1 day ago PEI Sports
Halifax Grammar sweeps Gray Cup basketball titles

Colonel Gray girls, Three Oaks boys advance to championship games

1 day ago PEI Sports

Entertainment & Life

Do resolutions leave you feeling stressed? It's OK to ditch them or try something new

When you're thinking ahead to 2025, don't feel pressured to make resolutions - there are plenty of alternatives instead

1 hour ago Entertainment & Life
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Easy tips to declutter your home for the holidays

Whether you start before or after Christmas, now is the perfect time to declutter your home

5 hours ago Entertainment & Life
Cape Breton children's book ‘You Are Loved’ to be released

Cape Breton’s Tom Urbaniak will be releasing his new children’s book, ‘ You Are Loved ,’ next week. In celebration of the release, Urbaniak will be hosting two free lunch events that will feature readings of the book.

6 hours ago Cape Breton
Thirteen ways to keep your kids occupied on Christmas Eve

With Santa coming close, it can be hard to keep kids happy and get them to bed on time on Christmas Eve. Here are some ideas to help keep them busy

8 hours ago Entertainment & Life
Dismissal of Celtic Colours board challenged

Celtic Colours Festival Society members voted on Saturday

9 hours ago Cape Breton

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Weather all ferry crossings for Dec. 6

Due to strong winds, all remaining ferry crossings between Wood Islands and Caribou are cancelled for Friday, Dec 6.

December 5, 2024 Prince Edward Island
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What does losing the Legionnaire mean for the Fogo-Change Islands run?

After vocalizing their concerns surrounding the decision to move the MV Legionnaire to the Fogo/Change Islands run while the MV Veteran is out for repairs, Bell Islanders have gotten their vessel back.

December 2, 2024 Newfoundland & Labrador
Cabot courses ranked first, third in ScoreGolf top 100

Three Cape Breton golf courses being ranked among the very best in Canada isnt new, but this years list from ScoreGolf does have a first-time Nova Scotia entry in the top 100.

July 23, 2024 Atlantic Canada
Subscriber only. New music venue, art gallery in Peggys Cove ‘gives them a reason to stay a little longer’

PEGGYS COVE, N.S. Fiddle music leaks out of the apple red, one-room schoolhouse and floats toward the tourists as they walk up the sidewalk to see the world-famous lighthouse.

July 22, 2024 Atlantic Canada
Subscriber only. Beyond Van Gogh at St. John's Convention Centre aims to show people who the artist was

Exhibit incorporates 300 of famous artist's paintings

July 19, 2024 Atlantic Canada

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RCMP still in the St. Anthony area carrying out underwater search related to the murder of Jennifer-Hillier Penney

'Music was in his soul'; Remembering Men of the Deeps founding member Bobby Roper

Two family favourite dishes to make for the holidays

We'koqma'q announces involvement in Indigenous Gaming Partners

Canada looks to turn the page after loss at Para Cup

News

Lost Tatamagouche artwork recovered, Canada Post provides no answers

Digby County man facing impaired driving causing death charges

Court tells Sipekne'katik, feds to find fishery solution or it will weigh in

New community health centre in Pictou opening January 2025

Could Canada really become the 51st U.S. state? How Trump's joke could become reality

'It changes everything': Here's what you need to know about the new Churchill Falls deal

Sidney Crosby reacts to being booed by Pittsburgh fans while Nathan MacKinnon lights up Penguins

Military grade ore could again be mined in Hants County

Cape Breton man to be sentenced for violent killing

Houston, PCs shut media out of cabinet swearing-in ceremony

Opinion

ANDY WALKER: That's a wrap for legislature season

ANNE M. CROSSMAN: Museums convey important stories

LETTER: Time for postal strike to be resolved

CBRM Civic Centre should be more accessible

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: Election days need better controls

weather (Halifax)

Business

'It changes everything': Here's what you need to know about the new Churchill Falls deal

Military grade ore could again be mined in Hants County

Bank of Canada cuts its policy rate by another half point

Will latest Bank of Canada rate cut boost the housing market? Analysts weigh in

'Historic' partnership announcement coming today between NL, Quebec

Sports

Islanders' U7 jamboree a popular event

Nova Scotia's Drake Batherson hits milestone in epic fashion: 'He just keeps getting better every year'

Sixteen-year-old volleyball player from Makkovik is making his community proud

P.E.I. equipment manager's rewarding experience with Team Canada

Halifax Grammar sweeps Gray Cup basketball titles

Entertainment & Life

Do resolutions leave you feeling stressed? It's OK to ditch them or try something new

Easy tips to declutter your home for the holidays

Cape Breton children's book ‘You Are Loved’ to be released

Thirteen ways to keep your kids occupied on Christmas Eve

Dismissal of Celtic Colours board challenged

Travel

Weather all ferry crossings for Dec. 6

What does losing the Legionnaire mean for the Fogo-Change Islands run?

Cabot courses ranked first, third in ScoreGolf top 100

Subscriber only. New music venue, art gallery in Peggys Cove ‘gives them a reason to stay a little longer’

Subscriber only. Beyond Van Gogh at St. John's Convention Centre aims to show people who the artist was