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How This Corporate Building's Return-To-Office Campaign Backfired Spectacularly
A corporate office building’s RTO campaign is uniting the internet, but for all the wrong reasons.
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Take a Ferry From Maine to Nova Scotia: Service to Resume Soon
A ferry route from New England to Canada that shut down long before the U.S. border closed during the pandemic expects to start back up soon. The Cat ferry from Maine to Nova Scotia has announced that it plans to provide service between Bar Harbor, Maine, and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, beginning next spring. Barring unforeseen circumstances, the ferry’s return...
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Cat Ferry Between Maine and Canada Plans to Reopen
A ferry route from Maine to Canada that shut down more than a decade ago will be reopening next spring.
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Tidal Power Project in Canada's Bay of Fundy Secures Support of Japanese Firms
The planned development is located at the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy.
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Boston Common Christmas Tree to Be Delivered, Dedicated to Frontline Workers
The annual evergreen Christmas tree gifted to Boston by Nova Scotia is slated to arrive at the Boston Common Friday with renewed meaning. This year, Nova Scotia is dedicating the tree to healthcare workers, honoring both Boston’s response to the 1917 Halifax Explosion and those who are working on the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic. Boston police will escort…
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Official: Canada Shooting Erupted After Domestic Dispute
A Canadian police official says the country’s worst mass shooting started as a domestic dispute between the gunman and his girlfriend, who survived the attack
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Police Say 22 Dead After Canada Shooting Spree
Police fanned out across more than a dozen crime scenes Monday after a rampage by a gunman disguised as a police officer left at least 18 dead and homes in smoldering ruins in rural communities across Nova Scotia — the deadliest mass shooting in Canada’s history.
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Rampage Leaves 18 Dead in Canada's Worst Mass Shooting
Police fanned out across more than a dozen crime scenes Monday after a rampage by a gunman disguised as a police officer left at least 18 dead and homes in smoldering ruins in rural communities across Nova Scotia — the deadliest mass shooting in Canada’s history.
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Maine-Nova Scotia Ferry Service to Begin This Summer
Seasonal ferry service between Maine and Nova Scotia is scheduled to resume this summer. Bay Ferries, the Canadian ferry company, says service is expected to begin by June 26. Company CEO Mark MacDonald says the Cat, a high-speed catamaran, will sail between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia to Bar Harbor until Labor Day. Crossings will then run six days a week _…
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Great White Sharks Are Moving to Florida for the Winter
Shark experts say the coast of Florida is starting to heat up with white shark activity. OCSEARCH, a research group, says the annual migration to warmer waters off the Florida and Carolinas coasts is underway.
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Boston's Annual Christmas Tree From Nova Scotia — Revealed!
The 2019 Nova Scotia Tree for Boston has been picked out and it’s a beauty! The 45-foot white spruce is being provided by Desmond Waite and Corina Saunders of Trenton, Pictou County, according to the Tree for Boston’s Facebook page.
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Scientists Discover Big Storms Can Create ‘Stormquakes'
Scientists have discovered a mash-up of two feared disasters — hurricanes and earthquakes — and they’re calling them “stormquakes.” The shaking of the sea floor during hurricanes and nor’easters can rumble like a magnitude 3.5 earthquake and can last for days, according to a study in this week’s journal Geophysical Research Letters.
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US Emergency Workers Recover More Bodies in Bahamas Amid Wreckage After Hurricane Dorian
U.S. emergency workers on Monday found five bodies in the debris left by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, and they said they expected to find more victims a week after the devastating storm hit. Bahamians, meanwhile, were also searching the rubble, salvaging the few heirlooms left intact by the Category 5 storm that, according to the official count over the...
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Dorian Death Count in Bahamas Rises to 44, Expected to Increase as Residents Sort Through Debris
The storm that already walloped the Virgin Islands, Bahamas and North Carolina lashed at far-eastern Canada with hurricane-force winds for much of Sunday, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people before weakening and heading into the North Atlantic.
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Pleasant Weather on Tap for Back to School
After days pummeling the Bahamas, Dorian’s anticipated turn toward the Florida coastline is upon us. While the storm has weakened, the waves, water and rain are still swirling around and under the storm. That has to go somewhere, and with a track hugging the southeast coast of the United States, there are likely to be pockets of significant damage....
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US Exports to Lobster-Loving China Go Off Cliff Amid Tariffs
U.S. lobster exports to China have fallen off a cliff this year as new retaliatory tariffs shift the seafood business farther north. China, a huge and growing customer for lobster, placed heavy tariffs on U.S. lobsters — and many other food products — in July 2018 amid rising trade hostilities between the Chinese and the Trump administration. Meanwhile, business is...
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US Exports to Lobster-Loving China Go Off Cliff Amid Tariffs
America’s lobster exports to China have fallen off a cliff this year as new retaliatory tariffs shift seafood business north to Canada.
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Baby Lobsters Dwindle in New England, Causing Concern
Baby lobsters are continuing to appear in high numbers off some parts of Canada while tailing off in New England, raising questions about what the valuable shellfish’s population will look like in several years.
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Showers Possible This Weekend; Dry and Bright Memorial Day
That storm has pulled out and we are looking at a beautiful start to this Memorial Day weekend.
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First Great White Shark to Ping in Long Island Sound Is So Popular It Temporarily Breaks Tracking Website
The first great white shark to ever ping in the Long Island Sound had an inauspicious introduction to fame Monday, drawing so much traffic to a research group’s website that it stopped working — and still was having trouble the next day.