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Know It All: Chase away the mid-winter blues - Kimberley Daily Bulletin
It’s a new year — a good time to buy a membership in your local arts council, if you don’t already have one. Lots of benefits, including discounted tickets for concerts and workshops.
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Column | Around Town: January 15
Neighborhood and community news from around town with Kathy Berezny.
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Know It All: Chase away the mid-winter blues - Kimberley Daily Bulletin
It’s a new year — a good time to buy a membership in your local arts council, if you don’t already have one. Lots of benefits, including discounted tickets for concerts and workshops.
Source: kimberleybulletin.com
What is the point of the police?
No, seriously, what are we getting for a Halifax police budget of $95 million?
Source: thecoast.ca
Dark Moves Wins A Pop Up Thriller
Four horses were within a length of one another at the finish line in Monday’s $18,000 Pop Up Series final at Woodbine Mohawk Park, and when the numbers were posted on the board it was Dark Moves who came out on top.
Source: standardbredcanada.ca
New RCMP boss in N.S. aims to listen and mend fences
The new head of the RCMP in Nova Scotia says his first priority will be to get out to talk to as many people as he can in the province.
Robert Doyle Dennis Daley Nova Scotian Kelly Sullivan Halifax Regional Police Emergency Response Team
Source: cbc.ca
Siboney Stars In Pop-Up Claiming Series
Siboney ($7.80) starred in the opening leg of the Pop Up Series for $7,000 claiming filly and mare pacers at The Raceway at Western Fair District, leading all the way to take the fastest division of the night on Friday.
Source: standardbredcanada.ca
RCMP leader ridicules officers after Portapique
In newly uncovered WhatsApp messages, Mountie superintendent Robert Doyle calls a request for post-trauma recovery a “circle-jerk.”
Source: thecoast.ca
Why Nova Scotia's RCMP tactical team is 'shaking mad' 2 years after Portapique tragedy
Members of Nova Scotia’s emergency response team are upset after texts between a superintendent and a subordinate reveal they were making fun of their mental health requests in the aftermath of the Portapique tragedy.
Source: cbc.ca