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IndigenousNew Brunswick

New military spending triggers anticipation among N.B. defence community

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IndigenousNew Brunswick

Residents worry new retaining wall is canary in the coal mine for Parlee Beach encroachment

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IndigenousNova Scotia

Blood collection wait times cut in half at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital

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IndigenousNova Scotia

What happens to the wood from this burnt forest?

long-awaited-electronic-medical-records-system-to-launch-saturday-at-iwk-health-centre
IndigenousNova Scotia

Long-awaited electronic medical records system to launch Saturday at IWK Health Centre

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IndigenousPrince Edward Island

Schools closed, thousands without power on P.E.I. as strong winds hit the province

for-the-love-of-ducks:-pei.-man-renews-call-for-government-to-remove-dirty-snow-pile-by-governor’s-pond
IndigenousPrince Edward Island

For the love of ducks: P.E.I. man renews call for government to remove dirty snow pile by Governor’s Pond

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IndigenousSaskatchewan

Saskatoon police projected to be $2.6M over budget this year

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IndigenousSaskatchewan

Investors fear an AI bubble. What about computer scientists?

college-of-physicians-and-surgeons-wont-investigate-moose-jaw-health-centre-because-it-lacks-the-authority
IndigenousSaskatchewan

College of Physicians and Surgeons wont investigate Moose Jaw health centre because it lacks the authority

food-prices-could-increase-in-2026,-with-meat-leading-the-way,-say-dalhousie-researchers
IndigenousSaskatchewan

Food prices could increase in 2026, with meat leading the way, say Dalhousie researchers

man-who-killed-amnesty-international-worker-found-not-criminally-responsible
IndigenousOntario

Man who killed Amnesty International worker found not criminally responsible