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The people have spoken.
Plus, MacKay Bridge closed again this weekend, Manitoba joins Nova Scotia's wildfire fight and The Pint Public House packs a surprisingly fresh punch.
Plus, HRM de-designates Cogswell Park encampment, Canada Post and union to resume bargaining and Halifax Urban Folk Festival bringing Rhett Miller, Aysanabee and more.
Plus, firefighters “made good progress” on Annapolis Valley wildfire, province moving forward with plans to look into passenger rail in Halifax and Air Canada union will return to work.
Plus, Nova Scotia will avoid the brunt of a now-major hurricane, Long Lake wildfires continue to grow at rapid pace and may force evacuations, and Halifax gets its first "fake Indian wedding".
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Plus, Bayers Lake wildfire held and evacuation order lifted, Health Department has plans to open a menopause clinic and Citadel High teen pleads guilty to seven weapons charges.
Plus, wildfire burning near a Halifax business park remains out of control, smoke is reducing air quality in the area and locations downwind, and everything you need to know about Nova Scotia Music Week 2025.
Plus, province says new regulations around harassment in the workplace will help keep employees safer, Halifax City Hall is enhancing its security measures, and we asked, you answered: stay out of the woods.
Plus, province rejects Halifax’s updates to its regional plan, man arrested after being caught breaking into vehicles and Labatt is turning beer into water.
Plus, province creating gender-based violence table, NS hospitals installing metal detectors that use AI to identify weapons and Sweet Angel Baby’s theatrical release coming to Halifax.
Plus, province believes it can meet its 80% renewables target by 2030, first-of-its-kind plan will see the province detail transportation goals, and artists with disabilities take centre stage at Pier 21.
