Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...
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SaltWire on MSNBroader than just scrubs and stethoscopes: Nova Scotia Health holding province-wide career fairNova Scotia Health is hoping for a good turnout, and a great rate of hire, when it holds a province-wide career fair this ...
June 2, 2025: from its creation in 1933 as a tribute to the blossoms of the many apple orchards, traditions and agricultural ...
I often make one of my columns into a call to action to travel each year because I believe getting out of our own space is an important and worthwhile activity. But the last time I wrote about travel ...
The new exhibit at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History replaces one from the 1970s. The museum consulted with Mi'kmaw elders for the update. Sis'moqon has the story.
The legislation is in response to a ruling that said the Charter rights related to voting and the electoral representation of Acadians in northwestern Cape Breton were violated when the community wasn ...
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Nova Scotia Leads in Removing Interprovincial Trade BarriersNova Scotia’s Bill 36 removes internal trade barriers, setting a precedent for mutual recognition across Canada and boosting ...
Cultural centres are vital for Indigenous communities in Atlantic Canada, as they encourage a sense of belonging. They are where language, storytelling and ceremonies can thrive, strengthening ...
Cultural spaces are where arts and culture come to life and where our communities can express themselves, learn from each other and come together. The Government of Canada supports the vitality of ...
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