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Provincial museums in Nova Scotia see jump in visitors, largely thanks to tourists

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By Callum Smith Verified
| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified
More people have visited provincial museums in Nova Scotia compared to last year. According to Nova Scotia Museum numbers viewed by CTV News Atlantic, attendance at the 16 current provincial museums has jumped eight per cent, totalling over 259,000 people walking through the doors between April and July. The province says those numbers are estimates, and final visitor counts aren’t available from all sites just yet.
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Spike in illegal garbage fires ‘frustrating’ for N.S. firefighters: deputy chief

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By Callum Smith Verified
| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified
Firefighters in Hantsport, N.S., have been busy in recent weeks, responding to seven illegal garbage and debris fires. All occurred during the overnight to early morning hours, and all are frustrating for the department. “It’s frustrating because our resources are better used at more significant calls than debris fires,” says Hantsport Fire Department Deputy Chief Paul Maynard.
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Before Greek Myths Reached The Movie Theater, They Were Weapons Of Political Satire

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By Callum Smith Verified
| Religion Unplugged Verified
(ANALYSIS) Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has brought Homer’s epic tale back to the big screen. The film is the latest retelling of a story that is almost 3,000 years old. But why do these ancient Greek stories continue to captivate new generations? Nolan aside, Stephen Fry’s accessible retelling of Greek myths in 2017 and Disney’s “Hercules” (1997) film, for example, are part of a much longer tradition of repackaging the ancient world for contemporary audiences.
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