00:28:40
Women and Addiction Symposium in Moncton Highlights Unique Challenges and Solutions
Experts Advocate for Holistic, Community-Based Approaches to Support Women Facing Addiction
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- Charlotte County
Maritimes
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00:26:51
Rejuvenating Rivers: The Remarkable Restoration of the Saint Croix River
Host Jay Remer sits down with Fundy Baykeeper Matt Abbott for an update on the decommissioning of the Milltown dam
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- Charlotte County
00:06:40
Gaza Solidarity Sctivists in Moncton Tell Feds to Stop Supporting Israel
Nakba Day Event Commemorates the 1948 Displacement of More Than 700,000 Palestinians
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- Central/SE
01:29:15
St. Stephen's Council Tackles Waste Disposal, Emergency Planning, and Infrastructure Projects
Key Updates and Strategic Initiatives Discussed at Committee of the Whole Meeting
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- Charlotte County
01:14:48
Eastern Charlotte Council Approves Key Development Projects in Blacks Harbour
Council Approves the Lewis Connor Drive Project and the Willow Court Renovation Project
NB
- Charlotte County
00:34:56
The Record Episode 3
Richmond MLA Trevor Boudreau Announces Funding, and Port Hawkesbury Town Council meets.
NS
- Arichat
02:39:00
Highlights from Town of Saint Andrews Council Meeting for May 6, 2024
Council Holds Public Hearings on Amendments and Looks Ahead to the Algonguin's Plans for New Infrastructure
NB
- Charlotte County
02:20:16
St. Andrews Council Gears Up for a New Fishmonger in Town
Charlie Bartlett is Proposing a New Seafood Business Located at 232 Bayview Drive
NB
- Charlotte County
Bridge Removal Uproar Inspires Community to Contribute to Telile Programming and Social Media
PORT ROYAL - A story that kept changing every day - and in some cases, every hour - in late February showed the powerful connection between Isle Madame residents and Telile Community Television.
A decision by Nova Scotia's Department of Public Works (DPW) to remove the Port Royal Bridge, a longtime transportation link for multiple communities in western Isle Madame, resulted in an angry response for several local residents. In less than a week, over 200 people had joined a Facebook group calling for preserving the bridge, which had been inactive since 2017.
00:18:16
Black Cultural Centre in Nova Scotia Warms Up For Major Expansion
Russell Grosse Shares Expansion Plans for Nova Scotia's Black Cultural Centre in Nova Scotia
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- Dartmouth/Halifax
