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Aly Thomson

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Journalist with @CBCNS. Alumnus of @CdnPress, @thestarhalifax, @ukings. aly.thomson@cbc.ca
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This couple’s car was stolen with their dog inside. They took matters into their own hands

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By Aly Thomson Verified
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Nova Scotia·New Maggi MacDonald and Peter LeBlanc had just spotted their stolen vehicle driving right in front of them and prayed their dog Tim was still inside. What happened next was a dramatic roadside showdown as MacDonald and LeBlanc confronted three people in an attempt to recover their car — and their dog.
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This couple’s car was stolen with their dog inside. They took matters into their own hands

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Now OTTAWA — When Donald Trump won a new term in the White House, Danielle Smith joined the parade of foreign leaders visiting Mar-a-Lago to honor the president-elect. The populist premier of Alberta, Smith enjoyed lively relationships across the American right, even hosting Tucker Carlson in Western …
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N.S. removes short story containing N-word from online high school course

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By Aly Thomson Verified
| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified
Warning: This story includes repeated mentions of the N-word. Nova Scotia’s Education Department has removed a short story from an online Grade 12 English course after a parent raised concerns and CBC News inquired about the text's repeated use of a racist term for Black people.
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