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Halifax pro soccer teams down to the wire as Tides and Wanderers push for playoffs

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By Brianne Foley
| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified
It’s a battle of the coasts for the fourth and final spot of playoff contention in both the Canadian Premiere League (CPL) and the Norther Super League (NSL). “It’s pretty simple, the job. At least we know what we have to do. Because in case we win all the games, we will go to the playoffs,” said Vanni Sartini, head coach of the Halifax Wanderers. “It’s not going to be easy for sure. But we are here to weather the dance.
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Reasons to look up in Atlantic Canada tonight as ‘blood moon’ meets lunar eclipse

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By Brianne Foley
| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified
The Maritime sky has been full of astronomical events this year. “It’s a little bit of just yearly sequences of things and it’s a little bit of coincidences and lucky opportunities,” explained Tiffany Fields, the astronomy technician at Saint Mary’s University (SMU). “Over the last couple of months, it’s been pretty exciting in terms of space stuff. The Persian meteor shower peaked in the middle of August. We had the partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12. We are having tonight a lunar eclipse.
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Good growing year means better Nova Scotia apples

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By Brianne Foley
| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified
Growers in Nova Scotia didn’t mind the weekend rain. “We are not complaining in the apple industry at all,” said Emily Lutz, executive director for the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers Association (NSFGA). “We’re celebrating.” “We love the rain on weekends, especially Sunday,” said Josh Oulton, a farmer with Taproot Noggin’s Corner Farm. “You can have great naps when it’s raining on Sunday.” But more than just napping, the rain is perfect for apple trees and the quality of apples they produce.
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