Only Canada, N.S. flags allowed outside schools on Nova Scotia's South Shore
A Nova Scotia centre for education has issued a directive allowing only Canada and Nova Scotia flags to fly outside South ...
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Nova Scotia's education minister says schools expected to fly diverse flags
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia’s education minister says he will make it clear to schools on the province’s South Shore that they are ...
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Spring COVID doses now available to high-risk people
Spring COVID-19 doses are now available for people who have the highest risk for severe illness.
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Think diversity and equity are safe in Canada? It's not that simple, say panelists
While the rollback of equity initiatives is particularly evident in the United States, panelists at a Dal-hosted event last ...
Spring dose of COVID-19 vaccine available for some starting next week
Starting March 24, people at the highest risk for severe illness from COVID-19 can book a second dose of the vaccine if it ...
Historic Black community in N.S. plans restoration of cemetery
Residents of the historic African Nova Scotian community of Beechville are planning work to revitalize the local cemetery ...
In Focus youth photography workshop coming to Halifax
CBC Nova Scotia is offering a workshop for Black and African Nova Scotian youth ages 15-20. By exploring their lives, ...
Former Nova Scotia MLA Tony Ince appointed to Senate
Nova Scotia's newest member of the Senate is former Liberal MLA Tony Ince.Ince was one of five people appointed to the Senate by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday.He said Trudeau called him on ...
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Nova Scotia bill for protected Acadian riding fails to address voter parity: business group
Currently, Nova Scotia has four protected ridings whose boundaries are shielded from electoral redistribution, and ensure effective representation of Acadian and African Nova Scotian voters.