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  1. 6 more people die of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia

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  2. Trudeau pledges $62.5M for fish and seafood sector amid mounting food supply concerns

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  3. Wedgeport man charged with gun offences, child luring, child porn

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  4. 'Music for comfort': Why people are moved to write songs in times of tragedy

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  5. Victim in Eastern Passage scammed out of $100K, say RCMP

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  6. COVID-19 exposes flaws in long-term care system, says Halifax researcher

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  7. Northern Cape Breton snow crab fishers, processors adjust to COVID-19 restrictions

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  8. N.S. gunman's 'advantage': Hours passed before RCMP told public he was disguised as one of them

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  9. 'We'll stick together, as we always do': N.S. remembers victims with online vigil

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  10. CBC Nova Scotia News April 24, 2020

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  11. RCMP took suspected targets to safety during Nova Scotia rampage

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  12. Some of N.S. gunman's weapons came from U.S., police say

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    Cole Harbour, N.S. native Sidney Crosby sends his love and support back home to grieving Nova Scotia ❤️

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    Apr 24

    Canadian musician Natalie MacMaster honoured those killed in the Nova Scotia shootings by playing fiddle alongside a video of one of the victims, 17-year-old Emily Tuck.

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    Apr 24

    Halifax based Emera has donated $500,000 to the Stronger Together Nova Scotia Fund to support the families of the victims of the rampage that killed 22 people. The parent company of Nova Scotia Power said in a release the donation does not come from customer rates.

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  19. Apr 24

    UPDATED: RCMP say no evidence of shots fired after Halifax-area reports prompt emergency alert

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    Apr 24

    All clear; The areas of Haliburton Heights, have been extentively searched. No evidence of shots fired. Police continue to patrol the area.

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