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H1N1 vaccination clinics are beginning this week some areas of Nova Scotia. The latest information will be posted on the government's health website, or you can call 811
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November 20, 2009: Changing views of H1N1: Two infectious disease specialists tell us what they're learning as the second wave hits Nova Scotia.
November 19, 2009: Unsolved Murders: Journalist Stephen Kimber presents a damning review of Halifax Regional Police, by one of their own- a former investigator. This, in light of the growing number of unsolved murders in the province's capital city.
November 18, 2009: Getting back to black: Two experts offer alternative advice to the province on how to improve the province's finances.
November 17, 2009: A helping hand: A psychologist with the IWK's intensive community-based treatment team says, there are so many families in crisis, they cannot let any jump the queue.
November 16, 2009: Nowhere to turn: A Halifax woman cannot find shelter for her family because her six year old son is too violent.;
November 19, 2009: Unsolved Murders: Journalist Stephen Kimber presents a damning review of Halifax Regional Police, by one of their own- a former investigator. This, in light of the growing number of unsolved murders in the province's capital city.
November 18, 2009: Getting back to black: Two experts offer alternative advice to the province on how to improve the province's finances.
November 17, 2009: A helping hand: A psychologist with the IWK's intensive community-based treatment team says, there are so many families in crisis, they cannot let any jump the queue.
November 16, 2009: Nowhere to turn: A Halifax woman cannot find shelter for her family because her six year old son is too violent.;
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November 19, 2009: A new library will eventually replace the Spring Garden Road Memorial building -- which opened in 1951, and has a rich history of its own.
November 17, 2009: For more information about private sponsorship of refugees, contact Evelyn Jones at MISA: ejones (@) misa.ca
November 17, 2009: David Wheeler, the Dean of the Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University, is advising the province on alternative energy. You can read his paper online, and you can take part in public sessions by emailing him or calling 461-6704.
November 13, 2009: Nova Scotia contributed a sytrofoam block to a huge domino tumble in Germany, to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. If you cue in 34 seconds, you can see our block, which shows the view through the opening from the east to west. It is the second from the right.
November 3, 2009: If you spot a mainland moose, or would like to learn more, go to the species at risk website.
November 5, 2009: The Coast has prepared an interactive map to illustrate crime statistics in the HRM.
November 17, 2009: For more information about private sponsorship of refugees, contact Evelyn Jones at MISA: ejones (@) misa.ca
November 17, 2009: David Wheeler, the Dean of the Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University, is advising the province on alternative energy. You can read his paper online, and you can take part in public sessions by emailing him or calling 461-6704.
November 13, 2009: Nova Scotia contributed a sytrofoam block to a huge domino tumble in Germany, to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. If you cue in 34 seconds, you can see our block, which shows the view through the opening from the east to west. It is the second from the right.
November 3, 2009: If you spot a mainland moose, or would like to learn more, go to the species at risk website.
November 5, 2009: The Coast has prepared an interactive map to illustrate crime statistics in the HRM.
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We pull a clip from an interview we've done in the past week, and you tell us who said it, and why. We'll give you the answer and play a new clip. - This Week's Say What, November 19, 2009.
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Nova Scotia Headlines
- Disgraced N.S. bishop's replacement named
- The Roman Catholic Church has appointed a replacement for Bishop Raymond Lahey, of the Diocese of Antigonish, N.S., who is facing child pornography charges.
- Search for Halifax sailor resumes in morning
- The search for a Halifax sailor, who is missing somewhere between Nova Scotia and Bermuda, has been scaled back until Sunday.
- McCain argues against Afghanistan exit date
- U.S. Senator John McCain says military exit dates and exit strategies in Afghanistan should not even be discussed until NATO gets the upper hand in its fight against Taliban militants.
- Crash victim wife of petty officer
- The woman killed Friday morning in a fiery head-on collision between a sport utility vehicle and a military bus outside Dartmouth has been identified as Carmel Payne.
- N.S. opens H1N1 clinics to all
- All Nova Scotians are now eligible for the H1N1 vaccine.
- Queen's, Calgary to battle for Vanier Cup
- The powerful Laval Rouge et Or could not handle the heat in the Kingston kitchen, falling 33-30 in the Mitchell Bowl to Queen's despite a late rally.
- Administrator barred from nursing in N.S.
- A woman who worked as a senior administrator at a large nursing home in Halifax has been permanently barred from working as a registered nurse in Nova Scotia.
- CBRM mayor appears at disciplinary hearing
- Cape Breton Regional Municipality Mayor John Morgan defended himself before a disciplinary hearing on Friday regarding comments he made about the Nova Scotia judiciary.
- Halifax solo sailor missing
- A search is underway for a solo sailor out of Halifax who has not turned up in Bermuda as planned.
- Fiery crash kills 1, injures 3
- One person died in a fiery crash between a military bus and an SUV Friday morning, RCMP have confirmed.
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