There is still opportunity to route hydro energy from Labrador through Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, despite Hydro Quebec's recent agreement to buy New Brunswick Power, Premier Darrell Dexter says.

Old Fashioned Christmas is back at Sherbrooke Village and it's bigger than ever.

Premier Darrell Dexter and U.S. ambassador to Canada David Jacobson will meet for the first time today, Nov. 20, during the Ambassador's first official visit to Nova Scotia.

Premier Darrell Dexter will promote regional collaboration on a number of issues, primarily energy, at the Council of Atlantic Premiers meeting Friday, Nov. 20, in Churchill Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador.

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This is a move that respects individual rights. The challenge for the Nisga'a Lisims community will of course be to avoid being bought out or assimilated. But this is their decision to make. So wish them luck as they disentangle

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Former McKesson executive, Charles McCall can now join the Bernie Madoff Club. Yesterday he was found guilty of investment fraud that cost investors $8.6 billion. McCall is a former Chairman of the McKesson Corp.

Former McKesson executive, Charles McCall can now join the Bernie Madoff Club for Investment fraud. Yesterday he was found guilty of fraud that cost investors $8.6 billion. McCall is a former Chairman of the McKesson Corp.

I am pleased to announce that yesterday our Investment Fraud Seminar in West Palm Beach was a huge success. It was held in the beautiful Phillips Point Club. The beautiful intracoastal was a great backdrop for this well attended Seminar.

Covington school officials had said that a 13-year-old with cerebral palsy wouldn't be allowed to receive an H1N1 vaccination at Holmes High School because he didn't go to school there. That was before the boy's grandmother protested.

Homeland Security officials reversed course Friday and announced that federal money may be used to cover millions of dollars in maintenance costs for equipment meant to help Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky respond to a terrorist attack.

A man passed out in a prisoner-holding area of the Butler County courthouse Friday as he prepared to face charges that he helped his daughter set fire to a car.