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The Chronicle Herald (Metro), 10 十月 2026

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ArticleWELCOME EL NIÑO

A cyc­list takes a chairlift to the top of the hill for a run down Ski Wentworth. Cyc­lists and hikers have been tak­ing advant­age of the slopes, with the vibrant col­ours as a back­drop dur­ing a warm fall. El Niño gave us fewer storms, but what will...

WELCOME EL NIÑO

ArticleFree flu vac­cine book­ings now open

Flu sea­son is approach­ing. Good thing free COVID-19 and influ­enza vac­cines are now open for book­ing, the Depart­ment of Health and Well­ness announced Thursday. The depart­ment recom­mends the vac­cines for every­one six months and older in order...

Free flu vac­cine book­ings now open

ArticleHow does HRM plan and sched­ule road­work?

If you’ve been driv­ing around HRM this fall, chances are you’ve run into road con­struc­tion. Or side­walk con­struc­tion. Or infra­struc­ture con­struc­tion. Or all three in the span of just a few kilo­metres. And as you sit stew­ing in a long line...

How does HRM plan and sched­ule road­work?

ArticleFormer Eagles goalie to serve as Canadiens’ EBUG this sea­son

Cape Bre­ton hockey fans will be famil­iar with the man who will serve in a unique pos­i­tion with one of the NHL’S most iconic fran­chises. Nic­olas Ruc­cia will be one of two emer­gency backup goal­tenders, oth­er­wise known as an EBUG, for the...

Former Eagles goalie to serve as Canadiens’ EBUG this sea­son

ArticleOtt­awa backs off allow­ing MAID for men­tal ill­ness

OTTAWA The fed­eral gov­ern­ment intends to bar people with men­tal ill­ness alone from access­ing an assisted death, set­tling a dec­ade-long con­tro­ver­sial debate. But the Lib­eral gov­ern­ment is mov­ing for­ward to allow people to make advance...

Ott­awa backs off allow­ing MAID for men­tal ill­ness