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![Three Rivers' electoral boundaries commission – Heather MacLean, right, Anne VanDonkersgoed and Pat Uptegrove – are shown at a recent council meeting at Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre in Montague.]()
Three Rivers volunteer not surprised council rejected her group's ward recommendation
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![Wayne Gillis, president of Margaree Excavating Limited, stands in front of a clearcut done by his company in the West Lake Ainslie area of Cape Breton. JESSICA SMITH/CAPE BRETON POST]()
Large clearcut near Lake Ainslie angers Cape Breton’s Margaree Environmental Association
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![A common theme was found in COVID-19 reporting in 2020. 123RF Stock Photo]()
Two new cases of COVID-19 in Newfoundland and Labrador Wednesday
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![These pictures show the cache of knives the Royal Canadian Mounted Police say was seized from the trick of a Shoal Brook man who allegedly threatened political candidates on the province's west coast Tuesday.]()
RCMP says it was concerned for all politicians when it arrested a man Tuesday in Deer Lake
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REPLAY: Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021 Newfoundland and Labrador COVID-19 briefing
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![['The Nature Conservancy of Canada has entered the Aviva Community Fund to conserve habitat and provide homes for large cats like the Canada lynx that is endangered in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Mike Dembeck – For the Citizen-Record']]()
Officials looking for escaped lynx in Salmonier Nature Park area
![['The Nature Conservancy of Canada has entered the Aviva Community Fund to conserve habitat and provide homes for large cats like the Canada lynx that is endangered in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Mike Dembeck – For the Citizen-Record']](/media/photologue/photos/cache/lynx-2962948_small.jpg)
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![Dr. Catherine L. Mah, holder of the Canada Research Chair in Promoting Healthy Populations at Dalhousie University, visits the Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market. - Tim Arsenault]()
Study to look at impact of COVID-19 on nutrition in Atlantic Canada
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![RNC in Labrador West charged a 38-year-old Wabush man with impaired driving of a snowmobile.]()
Snowmobiler charged with impaired driving in Labrador West
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Court rejects sexual assault appeal
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![['Gary Kean/The Western Star<br />Ashley Shannon Park of Corner Brook appeared via video from Her Majesty’s Penitentiary in St. John’s for his provincial court appearance in Corner Brook on armed robbery-related charges Tuesday.']]()
Corner Brook man waives right to bail hearing
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![['Jamie Stagg on his way into Stephenville Provincial Court on Tuesday. Star photo by Frank Gale']]()
Stephenville man still doesn’t have a lawyer
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![An $8 million, two-year program led by Fisheries and Oceans Canada has collected tons of lost fishing gear in the first year, according to the department.]()
Tonnes of ghost gear collected from Atlantic coast in 2020, first year of $8-million DFO program
![['Gary Kean/The Western Star<br />Ashley Shannon Park of Corner Brook appeared via video from Her Majesty’s Penitentiary in St. John’s for his provincial court appearance in Corner Brook on armed robbery-related charges Tuesday.']](/media/photologue/photos/cache/ashley-park-2927207_small.jpg)
![['Jamie Stagg on his way into Stephenville Provincial Court on Tuesday. Star photo by Frank Gale']](/media/photologue/photos/cache/crown-recommends-three-to-four-years-for-1009290_small.jpg)
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![Thomas Casey, the Charlottetown Islanders longest active player, is excited the team gets to return to play games.]()
Work-isolation rules will be followed, say Charlottetown Islanders hockey players
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Rick Hillier gets new job advising Ottawa defence firm — company says that shouldn't interfere with vaccine rollout
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![Zack Lefave of Yarmouth County was reported missing on Jan. 1. CONTRIBUTED BY RCMP]()
Yarmouth RCMP still seeking information from the public to help locate Zack Lefave
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![FOR NEWS STORY:
A medical technician asks a student some questions before they were to conduct free COVID-19 testing at a pop up testing site in the Richard Murray Design Building in Halifax Tuesday November 24, 2020. Hundreds of students lined up for the free rapid test.
TIM KROCHAK PHOTO]()
Jan. 27 update: Nova Scotia reports four new COVID-19 cases as mobile testing moves to rural communities
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![Two temporary shelters are seen in a thicket of trees in Dartmouth on Monday, Jan. 25, 2021. Halifax Mutual Aid built the shelters and set them up as part of what it calls a Band-Aid solution to the city's affordable housing crisis.]()
MY TAKE WITH SHELDON MacLEOD: Turning frustration to action on homelessness
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![Halifax Regional Police special constables Cheryl Gardner and Dan Fraser leave Nova Scotia Supreme Court during a break at their jury trial on a charge of criminal negligence causing death, in Halifax on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019. - Tim Krochak]()
Nova Scotia Court of Appeal to hear arguments on cell death Thursday
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On eve of Auschwitz anniversary, survivor saddened by U.S. Capitol attack
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Cyprus to ease lockdown measures gradually after fall in COVID cases
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South Africa approves AstraZeneca vaccine for emergency use
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Beijing city raises COVID-19 requirements on travellers from low-risk areas
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Chicago teachers threaten to stop working over district's reopening plan
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Dry ice, containers and overworked doctors: Olympic hurdles for Japan's vaccine roll-out
