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Students going into Grades 11 and 12 at Charles P. Allen High will be enrolled in classes at the new West Bedford High School as part of a dual campus model. 

A parent who joined them on the picket lines says she'll also carry on the fight for them and the students who could not go to class.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Nova Scotia Monday to meet with firefighters in the aftermath of the devastating wildfires that rocked the province this spring.

Algae alerts are in place at lakes across Nova Scotia, including Oathill Lake in Dartmouth, Covey Lake in Lunenburg County, and Armstrong Lake and Lake Torment in Kings County.

The damage to Falmouth Baptist Church could take four to six months to repair. In the meantime, the congregation is looking for a temporary place to worship.

Halifax hosted its second annual Ratha Yatra Festival on Saturday, as a large chariot was seen being carried throughout the city.

All of Nova Scotia wildfires are now under control, more than two weeks after an unprecedented string of fires broke out in the southwestern area of the province and HRM.

About 4,886 residents are still displaced from evacuation areas after a wildfire in the Tantallon and Hammonds Plains areas forced more than 16,400 people from their homes.

Thousands of runners of all skill-levels participated in a variety of races organized by the Blue Nose Marathon, also dubbed 'the people's marathon,' in Halifax over the weekend.

Restaurants Canada is hoping the federal government will make a plan that will help restaurants repay CEBA loans, amid inflation issues.