Soo Locks Candy Shop brings new and novelty sweets to Sault
The Soo Locks Candy shop is the latest addition to the string of local businesses located on Portage Avenue in downtown Sault Ste. Marie.
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20-foot sea wall? Miami faces hard choices of climate change
Three years ago, not long after Hurricane Irma left parts of Miami underwater, the federal government embarked on a study to find a way to protect the vulnerable South Florida coast from deadly and destructive storm surge.
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COVID cases and news for Nova Scotia on Friday, June 4 | COVID-19 | Halifax, Nova Scotia
Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19.
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Sun rises on renewable energy and storage
One long-held excuse for not getting off oil, gas and coal faster is that energy sources like solar and wind only work when the sun’s...
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Why climbing Everest during a pandemic isn't as problematic as it seems | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia
Just like Nova Scotia, Nepal relies on tourism dollars.
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COVID cases and news for Nova Scotia on Thursday, June 3 | COVID-19 | Halifax, Nova Scotia
Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19.
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New CEO, president, named for Columbus Downtown Development Corp.
Greg Davies, former chief of staff for Mayor Andrew J. Ginther, has been named CEO of the Columbus Downtown Development Corp. and Capitol South. Amy Taylor, who had been CDDCs and Capitol Souths COO, has been named president. Taylor has been with the organizations for 14 years. Davies and Taylor were appointed by the CDDC and Capitol South board to replace former President and CEO Guy Worley, whose last day was Monday. Davies and Taylor begin their new roles June 14. Davies was Ginthers fir...
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COVID cases and news for Nova Scotia on Wednesday, June 2 | COVID-19 | Halifax, Nova Scotia
Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19.
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Downtown to welcome 'Brink of Summer' with art and more
Flower Hour: While exploring downtown Muncie during Brink of Summer ArtsWalk, collect flowers from 10 different locations to create a beautiful, custom bouquet. Tickets for Flower Hour are $20 and can be purchased online at downtownmuncie.org/flowerhour or from a participating sponsor or Downtown Development board or staff member. Money raised through this event will support DWNTWN event programming and development opportunities. This event is presented by Normandy Flower Shop, Foisters Flo...
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COVID cases and news for Nova Scotia on Tuesday, June 1 | COVID-19 | Halifax, Nova Scotia
Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19. Changes to Phase 1 of the reopening plan At the standard COVID briefing yesterday, premier Iain Rankin modified the first phase of the reopening plan to allow Halifax and Sydney schools to reopen after all (on Thursday, not Wednesday like schools in other areas of Nova Scotia), while free travel inside Nova Scotia—including Halifax and Sydney—starts today, not Wednesday as originally scheduled. Our full repo...
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