NB Minister of Justice on Systemic Racism in New Brunswick
New Brunswick Minister of Justice Andrea Anderson-Mason discusses the government's meeting with First Nations Chiefs.
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- Charlotte County
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Systemic Racism in New Brunswick -- A Closer Look
Saint John lawyer Neil Clements and Dr. Timothy Christie discuss the need to criminalize acts of racism in New Brunswick
NB
- Charlotte County
00:04:00
Thinking about Crossing the Border? Latest info for July 14, 2020
Health officials now screening for COVID-19 at 36 Canada-U.S. border crossings, including St. Stephen, New Brunswick
NB
- Charlotte County
00:36:27
Panel on Inverness County's July 9 Council Meeting
Panel discussion on the July 9 council meeting with a focus on the northern part of the county.
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- Cheticamp
00:45:17
Area Physician Asks for Greater Understanding of COVID-19
A veteran Cape Breton doctor who came out of retirement to assist with the fight against COVID-19 shares his views.
NS
- Arichat
00:04:13
Opening the Atlantic Bubble and other news highlights
Atlantic bubble traffic congestion leads New Brunswick to launch electronic border check system
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- Charlotte County
00:02:26
No Tax Hikes For Local Residents
Municipal councils in Richmond County and Port Hawkesbury take different routes to balance their 2020-21 budgets.
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- Arichat
00:05:35
Town and County Debate Fire Services Deal
Cape Breton's largest industrial core outside of Sydney is waiting to see who will protect it in the event of fire.
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- Arichat
00:04:30
Black Lives Matter March in Smalltown New Brunswick
The Town of St. Stephen held a Black Lives Matter march in solidarity with worldwide calls for equality.
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- Charlotte County
00:03:40
COVID-19 Saint Andrews Adapts for Tourist Season
Saint Andrews introduces a sanitation team, wider sidewalks and virtual Canada Day celebrations for busy tourist season
NB
- Charlotte County
00:16:55
Cape Breton Town Hosts First Pride March
Port Hawkesbury attracted approximately 300 people from across Nova Scotia to its first-ever Pride March in late June.
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- Arichat
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Mike Kelloway on Wage Subsidy for Family Members and Help for Closing Businesses
Weekly segments with the federal MP. We ask about the Wage Subsidy for family members and help for closing businesses.
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