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Macdonald bridge closed for the weekend, MacKay traffic still bottlenecked by Halifax ramp work (opens the original)
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Bridge traffic between Halifax and Dartmouth will be more restricted than usual this weekend. The Macdonald bridge will be closed to all vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists from 8 p.m. on Friday until 5:30 a.m. on Monday. The full closure adds to existing congestion created by ongoing road work affecting the MacKay bridge. An extended project at the Massachusetts Avenue ramp on Robie Street on the Halifax side of that bridge started Sept. 21 and is scheduled to run until Nov. 27. The work affects
Man who stabbed, killed acquaintance on Portland Street in Dartmouth nears sentencing for manslaughter (opens the original)
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A man who stabbed and killed an acquaintance in Dartmouth nearly three years ago will find out soon how much time he’ll spend in prison. Jamie Duckenfield, 36, pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Jan. 7 after admitting he was responsible for 27-year-old Ben Clattenburg’s death on Oct. 16, 2023. He has been behind bars since the day of the incident, but there was a sentencing hearing at the Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax on Tuesday to move closer to determining how much longer he should be in
Halifax newlyweds win life-changing lottery prize: 'Amber cried for four hours' (opens the original)
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Newlyweds Trevor and Amber Mullins went on quite an emotional ride before they could even process the news of their recent lottery win. The Halifax couple hit Lotto 6/49’s Gold Ball draw on Sept. 12, providing them with a wedding present of a lifetime. “I thought, ‘Great, maybe we won a few thousand,’ and we were just planning our honeymoon,” Mullins said in a news release. “Then we figured out we had won the Gold Ball draw for $1 million and then Amber cried for four hours.” “I was excited beca
Fire chief explains challenges now that Halifax buildings getting taller: 'Highrise fires require substantially more personnel' (opens the original)
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New buildings in the Halifax Regional Municipality are getting taller every year, and firefighters are doing their best to keep up. Deryn Rizzi is the new chief for Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency (HRFE) and she comes to the East Coast after serving in the same role in Mississauga, Ont., where residential skyscrapers dominate the horizon. She knows better than anyone what kind of challenges are associated with fighting fires on the top floors of highrise apartment buildings. There’s a 40-store
Cardiologist urges Nova Scotians to get tested at 'Listen to your Heart' clinics (opens the original)
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Judy Kyle is living proof of why it’s so important to get regular heart checks. A few months ago, the 82-year-old from Dartmouth had heard Nova Scotia Health was holding a “Listen to your Heart” clinic at Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth so she reached out to a friend to tell her she was going to drag her down to it. “That’s the most interesting part of my story because I went with somebody else because I thought they might need it,” Kyle said. “But then it turned out she didn’t need it, but I did. The
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