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Historic Changes to Support Learning
Sep 04, 2024 This week, more than 135,000 students and 20,000 teachers, principals and staff across Nova Scotia will start their new school year. They will see positive changes designed to create an environment where everyone can focus on what matters most – learning. The Province’s first cell phone directive will be in place and, […]
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Federal wharf on P.E.I.’s North Shore being renamed at urging of Abegweit First Nation – CBC
Sep 04, 2024 DFO says change to ‘Crowbush Cove Wharf Small Craft Harbour’ is effective immediately The federal government is renaming one of its facilities in Prince Edward Island in response to a request from the Abegweit First Nation. As of Wednesday, the federally operated small craft harbour near the mouth of Savage Harbour on […]
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Government of Canada Designates the Blockhouse Point Lighthouse as a Heritage Lighthouse
From: Parks Canada August 30, 2024 The presence of a lighthouse has long represented protection and safe haven, providing mariners and coastal communities with a reassuring beacon of security and comfort. Today, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for Parks Canada, announced the designation of Blockhouse Point Lighthouse […]
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Elder Freda May Augustine shares stories from Elsipogtog – NB Media Co-op
August 29, 2024 My auntie Soggii Freda May Augustine was born May 20, 1936 and raised in Big Cove Indian Reserve, also known as Elsipogtog First Nation. Soggii is the daughter of the late John Simon and Mary Jane Simon Levi, and wife of the late Captain Peter Joe Augustine Sr., also from Big Cove […]
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