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Morning Anchor on CityNews 95.7 Halifax. Also, man of many hats: Writer. Editor. Host. Storyteller. Content Creator. 20+ years as a media professional.
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‘We’re keeping an eye’ on potential drought: N.S. Agriculture Minister

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By Steve Gow Verified
| Agriculture Newswire
Posted Jun 21, 2026 06:05:45 AM. Last Updated Jun 21, 2026 06:14:12 AM. The Nova Scotia government is wary of potential drought coming this summer even as it hands out millions of dollars to farmers still dealing with last year’s disasterous crops. The province says 2025’s drought was one of the worst in generations, and created financial struggles for many farms around Nova Scotia.
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New Brunswick security expert warns about rise in Black Friday online scams

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By Steve Gow Verified
| Acadia Broadcasting Verified
With Black Friday kicking off the holiday shopping season soon, a security company from New Brunswick is urging caution to online shoppers. Beauceron Security says advancements in artificial intelligence is making it easier for online scammers to target victims. “We are wired, as humans, to the concept that seeing is believing,” says Beauceron Security CEO David Shipley.
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Police arrest four people after search uncovers $17K in drugs

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By Steve Gow Verified
| yourthunderbay.ca
Four people face drug charges after an investigation led by Thunder Bay Police on Thursday. Thunder Bay officers along with members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) executed a search warrant around 5 p.m. at a residence on Shuniah Street. During their search, officers say they found more than $17,000 worth of suspected cocaine along with cash and paraphernalia consistent with drug trafficking.
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