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- Sep 27, 2026
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‘Run Terry Run’: Documentary takes viewers back to 1980 with Terry Fox (opens the original)
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One marathon every day for 143 days. A seemingly endless stretch of Canadian roads and highways. An entire country cheering you on. That was Terry Fox’s reality as he ran across the country for the Marathon of Hope in 1980. It’s a familiar story for most Canadians, many of whom have participated in their own Terry Fox runs as children and adults. But who was the person who made that trek? Who was the man who lost his leg to cancer and decided to jog across the country? Who was Terry Fox? That’s
New studio developing party game inspired by Nova Scotia forests (opens the original)
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Growing up in Nova Scotia, George Greer spent a lot of time camping at Nova Scotia parks like Kejimkujik. As the co-founder of a new video game studio, he’s paying tribute to those Maritime forests. Greer, who started besszong earlier this year, said he and his team are developing “Out of Office,” a multiplayer party game set in the wilderness of Atlantic Canada. “Nova Scotia is really underrepresented in games,” Greer said. “We wanted to make a game for ourselves.” Greer started besszong, which
Piano player sails into Halifax to serenade audiences on the waterfront (opens the original)
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Marieke Huysmans-Berthou has sailed into Halifax with a special piece of cargo on her boat: a piano. Huysmans-Berthou, a sailor and musician, travels around the world in her boat, performing for audiences with a piano she keeps with her at all times. “We basically cut a hole in the deck of the boat to allow the passage of the piano and then we invented a system to lift the piano onto the deck,” she said. Huysmans-Berthou launched the Pianocean project a decade ago to bring together her passions
Protestors swarmed vehicle with N.S. premier inside, province says (opens the original)
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Protestors swarmed a vehicle that Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston was in on Wednesday, according to the provincial government. In a statement, Sean Joudry with the premier’s office said Houston’s vehicle was leaving a venue in Wolfville, N.S., following an event when it and his staff’s vehicles were surrounded by “rioters.” “These criminals blocked them in, were pushing law enforcement, climbing onto the car the Premier was in and smashed the windshield with the Premier in the car,” the statemen
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