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Dartmouth students prepare for robot competition
Students at Auburn High near Dartmouth, N.S., are making final adjustments to their underwater robot ahead of an international competition in Florida.
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The Secret Codes, a major new exhibition of contemporary quilts by African-Nova Scotian quilt makers, opens Saturday, 1 p.m., at Chase Gallery, Public Archives of Nova Scotia, 6016 University Ave, Halifax.
MacKay unveils $12M in direct funding for R&D projects
MacKay was in Dartmouth on Wednesday to unveil $12 million in funding under the Atlantic Innovation Fund for research and development projects, mostly based in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
At 2:15 p.m., police responded to a report of multiple shots being fired on Quinpool Road.
Road rage escalates into physical altercation in N.S.
A case of road rage escalated from horn honking to yelling and eventually a physical altercation between two drivers, one of them behind the wheel of a Metro Transit bus.
Fake $50s circulated around N.S.
Halifax Police have released the name of a man charged with passing counterfeit $50 bills in the city and say they are investigating the possibility the man may be linked to other counterfeiting incidents around Nova Scotia.
Reno vs Relocate: New TV Show Helps Homeowners Decide
The premise of the program follows home owners as they choose between renovating their existing home with the help of designer Robin Lewis, or using Vanessa's help to find a new home.
Dartmouth's Ocean Nutrition sold for $540M
Ocean Nutrition, which is based in Dartmouth, is a global leader in the production of Omega 3 health products and dietary supplements made from fish oil.
Imperial Oil eyes sale, change for of N.S. refinery
Imperial Oil Ltd. is eyeing the sale of its refinery in Halifax, citing global competition and lower demand for gasoline - particularly in Europe.
China gobbling up Atlantic lobster
Atlantic Canada is selling 30 times as much lobster to China as it was just two years ago, suddenly making it one of the region's most important lobster exports customers.
The game of golf isn't for everyone - and for those who are turned off by the pricey memberships and fancy clubs, there's an alternative.
Imperial Oil looks to sell, convert Dartmouth refinery
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Imperial Oil considering sale, conversion of its refinery in Dartmouth, N.S.
Imperial Oil says it may sell its Dartmouth Refinery or convert it into a terminal.
Imperial Oil considering sale, conversion of Dartmouth refinery
Imperial says the move is part of a review that could see the Dartmouth operation converted to a terminal or some other alternative.
N.S. school celebrates miltary with Sea King spectacle
Lessons at a Dartmouth, N.S. elementary school reached new heights today as it marked the first-ever Canadian Forces Celebration Days.
Delays in carbon rules mean Canada is locking in emissions, new research finds
Exhaust billows from the stacks of Nova Scotia Power's Tuft's Cove generating plant in Dartmouth, N.S. on Jan.
Atlantic Book Awards gearing up
Sharon King-Campbell, the Atlantic Book Awards Society's St. John's event co-ordinator, is pictured in The Telegram office in St.
Dartmouth man arrested with 1 kg of cocaine
A 22-year-old Dartmouth man faces drug-related charges after police seized more than a kilogram of cocaine on Thursday evening.
The Dartmouth Community Concert Association presents the final concert in its 2011-12 season with David Greenberg, violin, and Chris Norman, flute, tonight, 8 p.m., at Woodlawn United Church, Dartmouth.
Halton police chief retiring after stellar career
Halton police chief retiring after stellar career. Halton police chief Gary Crowell Nikki Wesley - Burlington Post Gary Crowell was studying urban planning when a casual remark planted the seed that uprooted him from his Burlington hometown and landed him in rural Nova Scotia in an RCMP uniform.