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N.S. government's budget bill includes changes to 20 pieces of legislation | CBC News The Nova Scotia government’s legislation to enact its budget includes measures aimed at protesters on Crown land, increased taxes for carbon sinks, electric vehicles and vaping, the dissolution of Hal...

Second reading of the Financial Measures Act has started at Province House. You can read more about the bill here: www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

These women-owned businesses are making an impact in Toronto - NOW Toronto With thousands of businesses in Toronto being women-owned or women majority-owned, here are just a few worth checking out in the city.

The week of March 8 marks International Women’s Week. With thousands of businesses in #Toronto being women-owned or women majority-owned, here are just a few worth checking out in the city.

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Morning walk in Porters Lake

Won't be long now!!...Mishiikenhwaawan time is coming.

YouTube video by Canadian History Ehx Les Stroud On Connecting With Nature

Les Stroud says that the goal behind Survivorman was about getting people to connect with nature.
People who connect with nature do more to save it.

Listen to my interview with Les Stroud on my podcast Canadian History Ehx. Available on all podcast platforms.
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In this week's #PhotoOfTheWeek of a willow ptarmigan, for example, Can Geo Photo Club member Jonathan Gillingham has turned what would typically be a mundane shot into something extraordinary.

Francis Pegahmagabow shown in a studio portrait wearing a First World War military uniform and cap. He faces forward with a serious expression. Several medals hang from the left side of his chest, and a rank insignia patch is visible on his sleeve. The photograph is black and white with a plain background.

Francis Pegahmagabow was possibly the most feared sniper of the First World War.
Credited with 378 kills, he also captured 300 Germans.
Highly decorated for his service to Canada, he then became an influential First Nations activist.
This is his story.

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What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND ONE
From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner.
All matchups chosen by random number generator.
(To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND ONE
From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner.
All matchups chosen by random number generator.
(To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

Black-and-white photograph of workers constructing the Alaska Highway through a forested area. Several men stand and move across a rough log bridge being built over a small stream. Trucks are parked on the muddy road nearby, including one in the foreground and others further up the road. The surrounding area is filled with tall trees and freshly cut logs, with cleared ground and debris showing the path of the new roadway.

Construction of the Alaska Highway involved 11,000 soldiers and 16,000 Canadian and American civilians.
The 2,451 kilometre highway, including 133 bridges, was built in just 233 days in 1942.
This is the story of that construction.

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Arctic Winter Games open in Whitehorse to cheering fans, athletes For the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Arctic Winter Games opened in Whitehorse, Yukon.

As the opening ceremonies of this year’s Arctic Winter Games were underway there were the usual fireworks and fanfare, but also an artist’s moment that took six years to make happen.

YouTube video by APTN News Day 1 of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games medal count | APTN News

Day 1 is wrapped at the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse so we bring you the latest medal count across all of the teams playing in the events.

YouTube video by APTN News First full sitting of the New Nunavut Legislative Assembly is now underway | APTN News

Since the members were elected and sworn in last year, the first full sitting is officially underway for Nunavut’s new Legislative Assembly.

This is why we say it

Arctic Winter Games open in Whitehorse to cheering fans, athletes For the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Arctic Winter Games opened in Whitehorse, Yukon.

AWG: Teams from 8 northern regions, Yukon, N.W.T., Nunavut, northern Alberta, Nunavik, Quebec, Alaska, Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) and Sápmi will compete in 20 sports from March 8 until 15. Story by Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs.

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Minister confirms value of N.S. caregiver benefit will not change after outcry | CBC News After more than a week of public blowback related to her government’s budget, Seniors and Long-Term Care Minister Barbara Adams is making clear that there will be no change in the $400 monthly caregiv...

A small win, thankfully

Minister confirms value of N.S. caregiver benefit will not change after outcry

#NovaScotia

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What a maroon

“This is exactly the kind of reason the notwithstanding clause exists,” argued Smith while double-parked in a handicap spot.

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Whitehorse 2026 Arctic Winter Games Opening Ceremony | APTN News YouTube video by APTN News

LIVE: The 2026 Arctic Winter Games kicks off in Whitehorse with the opening ceremonies.

Ein Wintergoldhähnchen (Regulus regulus) stürzt sich wie ein Pfeil von einem Zweig nach schräg unten. Der Background ist in eher zarten Pastelltönen unscharf.

Dann stürzen wir uns doch mal in die neue Woche! Guten Morgen, Bluesky!🌞 #BirdoftheDay

Sea ice laying at Vinga skär lighthouse in the sunset

#vingaskär #sunset #kattegatt #fyr #lighthouse #torekov #seascape #winter #sea

Happy Commonwealth Day!
Originally known as Empire Day and observed on Queen Victoria's birthday (May 24), its focus shifted in the 20th century and it became Commonwealth Day in 1958. On this day in Canada, the Royal Union Flag flies alongside the Canadian flag.

N.S. group seeking to protect 11,000 hectares of wilderness around Ingram River The St. Margaret’s Bay Stewardship Association is calling for a protected wilderness around the Ingram River that would cover just under 11,000 hectares.

N.S. group seeking to protect 11,000 hectares of wilderness around Ingram River #NovaScotia

www.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nov...

Wilkie captures Canada's 1st gold of Milano-Cortina Paralympics, wins women's standing biathlon #Canada

Salmon Arm, B.C., native tops podium a day after claiming silver in women's sprint

www.cbc.ca/sports/paral...

Color photograph of three young people standing close together with a black-and-white dog in front of a large sculpted face or cave-like structure. The person on the left wears a dark vest over a red shirt and holds the dog, which has a red bandana around its neck. The person in the center wears a light denim jacket over a white shirt. The person on the right wears a pink top with decorative patterns and a blue vest. Trees and greenery frame the background, and the large carved face behind them has an open mouth shape.

On this day in 1992, The Odyssey debuted on CBC. The show aired for 39 episodes in three seasons and won a Gemini for Best Youth Program.

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Silhouette of man with chainsaw carving an ice sculpture.

Carving a sculpture during the Dartmouth Ice Festival. #blackandwhite #monochrome #classicmono #ice #sculpture #winter #cold #EastCoastKin

Black-and-white photograph of Jack Nesbit and Jim Egan sitting side by side on a couch in a living room. Jack Nesbit, on the left, wears a plaid shirt and light-colored jeans with a belt and rests his left arm along the back of the couch while holding a small dark dog on his lap. Jim Egan, on the right, wears a light sweater and dark pants and holds a small light-colored dog against his chest, with another small dark dog resting across his lap. Both men face the camera. Shelving, plants, and household furnishings are visible in the background.

On this day in 2000, Jim Egan died. His court challenge, Egan v. Canada, led the Supreme Court to rule sexual orientation is a protected ground of discrimination in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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