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300,000 medical gowns are sitting unused in Stanfield's factory.

Nova Scotia couples now have the right to be placed in long-term care together, even if they don’t have the same care needs. CBC's Kayla Hounsell reports.

With games not allowed in the Halifax and East Hants areas, it means the Cole Harbour Colts, East Hants Penguins and Sackville Blazers can't play.

No injuries have been reported among the vessel's 32 crew members.

The investments include rebates for homeowners hoping to add solar panels to properties.

Researchers have gained insight not only into the biology of Little Foot's species but also into the hardships that this individual, an adult female, encountered during her life.

After discovering the dinosaur fossil, four-year-old Lily Wilder has taken to carrying a stuffed T-rex with her wherever she goes.

Adults in Nova Scotia are now organ donors unless they register to opt out. The new presumed consent law is the first of its kind in North America and doctors say it will save lives and help families with that difficult conversation at their worst hour. Reporting by Tom Murphy

Joan Jones was a renowned civil rights activist who spent her life fighting for racial quality. She died in 2019. Her sister Donna recently found fabric from Africa that Jones had used in her Halifax boutique and used it to make a memory quilt for Jones.

William Shatner as the next Governor General? Watch the full interview tonight on a brand new 22.

From a practical standpoint, if the U.S. president were convicted, one of the penalties is the option to strip him from running again, Alexander Panetta writes.

The realtor showed a home to clients a day after they arrived in Atlantic Canada, despite knowing they hadn't quarantined.

Vaccine independence is important, because relying on relationships with other countries doesn’t always work.

In an extraordinary twist of fate, one of the most prominent Black journalists in Nova Scotia an author whose fiction was celebrated by legions of fans across North America died unknown earlier this year and was buried in an unmarked grave.

To cope with the restrictions put in place to deal with COVID-19, the band turned to technology to stay in touch and keep practising.

It's only the second time since November that the province has registered no new cases in a day.

Meet the Mahone Bay Heritage Boatyard Co-op, a group determined to bring the dying art of handbuilt ships back to their small Nova Scotia town.

The designation means that Melvin Jr. can be locked up indefinitely, until a parole board believes he's at a lower risk.

UPDATED: One case is at Prince Andrew High School and the other is at Eric Graves Memorial Junior High School. The province says the potential exposure period includes Dec. 17 and 18, when schools were open.

Steve Matier says government red tape and the pandemic has caused delays, but Maritime Launch Services is pressing ahead.

The Canadian Coast Guard has sent a vessel with a platform to help search the Bay of Fundy for a scallop dragger that went missing two weeks ago. It's expected to arrive in Digby by Friday.

There are two people with COVID-19 who are currently in hospital, one of whom is in the ICU.

It wasn't until he missed a big show in Australia on the Zoo TV tour that Clayton realized he needed help.

Nearly two years after a pair of fatal crashes overseas, the Boeing 737 Max has been cleared for Canadian airspace.

The mill has said special pension payments are not part of its revised forecast for late 2020-2022.

One councillor urged staff to release most of the documents this week, saying the lack is disclosure is unacceptable to taxpayers. "It allows everybody in the public to wonder what the heck we're hiding," said Coun. Gordon MacDonald.

Minister Leo Glavine says with fewer hospitalizations, doctors aren't being exposed to COVID-19 during the second wave.

The province says the least expensive option is storing polluted pulp mill sludge inside a waste containment cell at the site.

Const. Heidi Stevenson, the RCMP officer murdered in the Nova Scotia mass shooting, has posthumously received an award for her work in preventing impaired driving.

'I'm scared of being called a hero.' Anna Trowbridge is a Vancouver emergency room nurse and sketch artist. She reflects on the frontline experiences of essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic through her drawings.

The new deal will see a seven per cent salary increase over four years.

Crews began tearing down a Halifax building even though a tenant had not moved out of one of the units, and was appealing his eviction.

The accused is alleged to have broken into homes and vehicles on at least five streets in north-end Halifax.

So many couples are looking for help in dissolving their marriages that some divorce firms are now holding online sessions about navigating the legal system.

In his new memoir, the famously upbeat actor describes battling back from a brutal year.

Halifax Mayor Mike Savage holds on to his seat for the third time.

The same technique was used to track down the infamous Golden State Killer.

A lot of backyard heaters burn fossil fuels, but there are a few greener options as well as blankets, of course.

Nine properties in Nova Scotia sold for $100,000 more than the asking price since June.

More than 10,000 students cast ballots on Thursday and Friday.

The search resumed Saturday morning at Marshall Falls reservoir in Sheet Harbour.

The new cases are related to travel outside the Atlantic bubble, and both individuals have been self-isolating.

This aspiring paleontologist is off to a good start.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION COVERAGE: CBC Nova Scotia will bring you up-to-the-minute results and in-depth analysis beginning at 7 p.m. tonight for municipal elections across the province. Tune in to CBC Radio One and CBC Listen app.

The results of the trial have not yet been peer-reviewed.

After more than eight years of being unable to speak, a man in the Netherlands was able to speak again. The effects lasted just a few hours, but they sparked a new treatment for him.

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