Man seriously injured in early-morning stabbing in Halifax

Nova Scotia government identifies 37 sites for housing developments

Kai Matthews' family sues Nova Scotia doctors, health authority after meningitis B death

New direct to triage policy, effective June 1, hopes to speed up emergency department drop-off for paramedics

1. MCC UPDATE

2. FEDERAL FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT

3. GRAY ARENA SKATEPARK DEVELOPMENT

4. SCOTIA FESTIVAL OF MUSIC

5. HMCS HARRY DEWOLF BACK IN PORT

6. MERLIN THE PARROT TURNS 20

1. DARTMOUTH SHOOTING UPDATE

2. SOLAR CITY

3. RESOUNDING LAUNCH EVENT FOR DAL ARTS CENTRE

4. QUINPOOL ROAD FLOWER PLANTING

5. WINED & DINED

1. MCC HEARINGS IN TRURO
2. PROTEST OF MCC PROCEEDINGS
3. COVID NUMBERS
4. AFFORDABLE HOUSING ANNOUNCEMENT IN NEW GLASGOW
5. PRICES AT THE PUMPS

SaltWire Today Wednesday May 25th

-Suicides reach record-high in Nova Scotia in 2021

-Man arrested in relation to weapons incident in Spryfield

-Fish kill in Yarmouth County raises concerns

-Unique fundraiser auctions art made from Ikea shopping bags for crisis in Ukraine

1. SCHOOL MASK MANDATE DROPS

2. POLICE MAKE ARREST ON CANADA WIDE WARRANT

3. POTHOLE APP

4. HURRICANE SEASON

-Nova Scotia to drop mask mandate in schools next week, 24 new deaths announced

-Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre to get $5 million for new facility, programs

-Vigil held in Halifax for slain journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh

-A 'great injustice' (pt 4): Military officer fights back after second investigation, mental breakdown

-Prices at the Pumps

SaltWire Today Wednesday May 18

-Jacques Dubé to quit as CAO of Halifax Regional Municipality

-Halifax taxi rates increasing by 16.1 per cent

-Mass Casualty Commission

-Vigil to be held in Halifax to honour slain journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

-No one injured when part of building collapses onto Halifax sidewalk during demolition

-A 'great injustice' (pt 3): Military police build case against innocent man

Also - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and Weather

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-Price of gas in Nova Scotia surpasses $2 a litre

-Woman dead after Spryfield stabbing

-May 17 marks two years since snowbirds crash that killed Captain Jennifer Casey

-MCC: 'Thank god it didn't go out,' RCMP inspector said of emergency alert after N.S. mass shootings

-'A great injustice' (pt 2): The Russian defection that sparked events that shattered military man's career

Also - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and Weather

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-MCC: RCMP emergency response team arrived in Portapique more than two hours after killing rampage began

-Rapid(ish) housing projects in HRM delayed by pandemic problems

-Yarmouth, Musquodoboit fires one hundred per cent contained

'-A great injustice' (pt 1): How Canada's military ruined an officer's life and career

-All hands on deck: Mi’kmaq youth build relationships, skills at boat-building camp

Also - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and Weather

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