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Canada has the largest Sikh population outside of India and more than half life in four cities - Brampton, Surrey, Calgary and Edmonton.

While the Maritimes braces for the effects of hurricane Lee, some people in Cape Breton are still dealing with the aftermath of Fiona last year.

A supervisor from the Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service saw a fin around 10 a.m. Sunday at Rainbow Haven Beach. The beach was closed for monitoring but reopened after two hours.

The Canadian Hurricane Centre is also keeping an eye on tropical storm Idalia, in what's being called an 'above normal' hurricane season. 

They allege the practices, policies and objectives of the province's Public Prosecution Service (PPS) has upheld anti-Black racism since its inception.

Opposition leaders say most municipalities in the province don't have the resources to implement vulnerable person registries on their own.

Flash flooding in the Halifax area last month damaged the Bedford Place Mall. One store owner at the shopping centre says he isn't receiving any support from his landlord.

Parts of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick could see heavy amounts of rain on Tuesday night and into Wednesday. Nova Scotia has been hit hard by wet weather in recent weeks.

The youth who went missing during the devastating floods in Nova Scotia late last month is believed to have been found dead. The youth was the last of four victims missing.

Live music, traditional foods, and educational exhibits were some of several attractions in Dartmouth on Sunday afternoon, as dozens participated in a Caribbean celebration.