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Connection to Lockview High leads to donation towards multi-sport turf field project by Fall...

FALL RIVER: With a connection to Lockview High and their sports clubs, it only made sense for Barb MacLellan to support a project that will benefit future generations of athletes. The owner/lawyer with Fall River...

Groups receive grants supporting equity, anti-racism initiatives

HALIFAX: New community-driven projects that address systemic hate, inequity and racism in the province are receiving support from the Office of Equity and Anti-Racism (OEA).Grants to 12 organizations will help them reduce barriers, build...

An experts tips on how to stop your child from being Cyberbullied (from EarthWeb)

A story from Earth Web: CALIFORNIA: Cyberbullying has emerged as a pervasive and distressing issue in recent years, posing significant challenges to childrens’ mental well-being and safety online. As parents navigate the complexities of the...

Zensurance.com Survey: Canadians willing to sue small businesses

‘UNCANADIAN’ TO SUE A SMALL BUSINESS SAY A THIRD OF CANADIANSSURVEY FINDS A SHOCKING MAJORITY OF CANADIANS WOULD DO IT ANYWAY TORONTO, Ont.: A new national survey commissioned by Zensurance.com,  Canada's leading source for small...

N.S. teachers vote 98 per cent for strike mandate

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s teachers and educational specialists have sent a resounding wake-up call to government that it can no longer continue to ignore the many crises boiling over inside our public schools.  In a province-wide...

Education Minister issues statement on N.S. Teachers strike vote

HALIFAX: The following is a statement from Becky Druhan, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development. "While I’m of course disappointed at the vote results, I’m not surprised. Teachers were put in the difficult position...

HRM invites residents to attend Earth Fest

HRM: The Halifax Regional Municipality is inviting residents to Earth Fest, a free, five-day festival taking place across the Halifax region from April 18 to Earth Day on April 22. The festival unites residents to...

HERH students get educational experience with Europe trip

MILFORD: It was an educational experience for forty-four Hants East Rural High (HERH) school students and six staff members during March Break. The staff and students left for Europe on March 6 through Pierre Elliott...

HRM to hold Accessibility Strategy community engagement sessions

From a release HALIFAX: The Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) is inviting residents to share their feedback on accessibility throughout the Halifax region at a series of in-person and virtual community engagement sessions taking place between...

Spring legislative session saw building up Nova Scotians as focus

From a release: HALIFAX: A $16.5-billion budget that includes a new lunch program for public school students, support for people living with diabetes, income-tax relief and more resources for housing and healthcare was the focus...
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