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Just over a year since 25-year-old Joseph Beals was shot and killed in Dartmouth, N.S., the province announced it is now offering a reward of up to $150,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for the homicide.

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Charlottetown expanding too quickly, say residents at traffic plan meeting A master traffic plan for the West Royalty neighbourhood of Charlottetown had residents expressing concern about safety, the amount of development in the city, and the openness of council, at a public meeting Monday evening. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 27, 2021 7:44 AM AT | Last Updated: April 27 Catherine Mullally, who lives on Mount Edward Road, says there has been a lack of public involvement. What part ...

The province continues to advise that people are "strongly encouraged to seek asymptomatic COVID-19 testing," and the recent surge in case numbers may be driving that message home. Todays report says 2,723 local tests were completed by local labs yesterday, a steep rise from the current daily average of about 2,300 tests, In vaccinations, the provinces reporting today shows there were 8,455 doses delivered yesterday. This is up about 1,000 injections from last Monday, but well off t...

Map of COVID-19 cases reported in Nova Scotia as of April 21, 2021. Legend here. THE COAST 25 new cases on April 21, the most in nearly 5 months  At 79 active cases Wednesday, Nova Scotias COVID-19 numbers continue to surge. Nova Scotia has 25 new cases of COVID-19 today. This is not just the highest single-day total of the year—and a substantial jump from the previous high of 15 new infections reported Monday—but the most in a day since the 37 cases reported November 24. And that Novem...

Dr. Robert Strang/photo courtesy Communications NS Twenty-five new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Nova Scotia today, April 21. Nineteen cases are in Central Zone. Four are related to travel outside of Atlantic Canada and nine are close contacts of previously reported cases, two of which were identified at Dartmouth South Academy and Auburn Drive High. Six are under investigation, one of which was identified on Tuesday at Mount Edward Elementary. Three cases are in Northern Zone. One is...

Posted: Apr 21, 2021 5:10 PM AT | Last Updated: April 21 Nova Scotia reported the highest number of new cases of COVID-19 since November even as vaccine rollout in the province picks up pace.(Evan Mitsui/CBC) Nova Scotia reported 25 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the highest daily count in the province since November and one of the largest tallies in almost a year. Premier Iain Rankin said in a news release he is "very concerned" about the rising number of new cases in the province. "We ...

Twenty-five New Cases of COVID-19 Twenty-five new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Nova Scotia today, April 21. Nineteen cases are in Central Zone. Four are related to travel outside of Atlantic Canada. The people are self-isolating, as required. Nine are close contacts of previously reported cases, two of which were identified Tuesday, April 20, at Dartmouth South Academy and Auburn Drive High. Six are under investigation, one of which was identified Tuesday, April 20, at Mount Edward ...

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BY WENDY MIGDAL FOR THE FREE LANCE-STAR Sometime in spring 1907, Fredericksburg saw the future. It might have been April or May. It might have come at the hands of Spotswood Foster or Robert Kishpaugh. At any rate, what Fredericksburg saw that day was its first automobile. A lengthy (for the time) feature article appeared on the front page of The Free Lance–Star on April 24, 1929, reminiscing about the first automobile to arrive in town on that day 22 years prior. According to ...