- Bonavista, N.L., 'coyote' was really wolf, tests confirm CBC - 1 hour 6 minutes ago
Wolves have not been seen in Newfoundland since around 1930 and were believed to have been hunted to extinction on the island, but genetic tests have confirmed that an … More »Bonavista, N.L., 'coyote' was really wolf, tests confirm
Wolves have not been seen in Newfoundland since around 1930 and were believed to have been hunted to extinction on the island, but genetic tests have confirmed that an 82-pound animal shot on the Bonavista Peninsula in March was, in fact, a wolf.
- Crews battle fire near 5 Wing Goose Bay military base in Labrador The Canadian Press - The Canadian Press - 1 hour 13 minutes ago
HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY, N.L. - Crews are battling a fire near the 5 Wing Goose Bay military airbase in Labrador. More »Crews battle fire near 5 Wing Goose Bay military base in Labrador
HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY, N.L. - Crews are battling a fire near the 5 Wing Goose Bay military airbase in Labrador.
Pharmacists get generic drug pricing ‘transition period’ CBC - 2 hours 18 minutes agoNew Brunswick pharmacists will be allowed a 10-day transition period to help them adjust to the province's new generic drug pricing policy, Health Minister Madeleine … More »Pharmacists get generic drug pricing ‘transition period’
New Brunswick pharmacists will be allowed a 10-day transition period to help them adjust to the province's new generic drug pricing policy, Health Minister Madeleine Dube announced Friday.
- 902 numbers running out in N.S., P.E.I. CBC - 4 hours ago
The process has begun to figure out how to handle an expected phone number shortage in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. More »902 numbers running out in N.S., P.E.I.
The process has begun to figure out how to handle an expected phone number shortage in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
- Nova Scotia reports boost in tourism for first three months of this year The Canadian Press - The Canadian Press - 5 hours ago
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia's Tourism Department says 295,800 people visited the province in the first three months of this year — a 12 per cent increase compared to the same … More »Nova Scotia reports boost in tourism for first three months of this year
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia's Tourism Department says 295,800 people visited the province in the first three months of this year — a 12 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
- Wolf in Newfoundland probably made it to island on ice, experts say The Canadian Press - The Canadian Press - 6 hours ago
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Genetic tests confirm that a large canine shot on Newfoundland's Bonavista Peninsula in March was a wolf that probably made it to the island on ice, provincial officials said Friday.
- Federal New Brunswick ridings face shakeup CBC - 6 hours ago
New Brunswick's 10 federal ridings could see their boundaries dramatically shifted because of population changes in the province.
- N.S. man acquitted in boy's 2010 death CBC - 7 hours ago
A Nova Scotia man charged with manslaughter in the death of two-year-old Antonio Pinch has been found not guilty.
- Off-base: Penashue misspeaks on 5 Wing title CBC - 9 hours ago
Peter Penashue's office says the Intergovernment Affairs minister misspoke in describing the status of a military base in central Labrador.
- Acadia University gets $2.7M loan for residence CBC - 18 hours ago
The Nova Scotia government has given Acadia University in Wolfville a $2.7 million loan to upgrade a student residence building.
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