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N.S. lobster fishermen block shipments in price protest

Photo by BRIAN MEDEL / Yarmouth Bureau

Story by BRIAN MEDEL Yarmouth Bureau and STEVE MacLEOD The Canadian Press

DIGBY � Frustrated lobster fishermen managed to keep two tractor trailers carrying live Nova Scotia lobster from catching an important ferry run Monday at Digby.

Both trucks, from Yarmouth County were held up by fishermen who demanded to see their manifests.

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Mon. Dec 1 - 7:02 PM

Halifax police rushed to an apartment building in Fairview on Monday night after receiving reports that shots had been fired in the area.

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Bowater employees under temporary layoff during six-week shutdown

By BILL POWER Business Reporter
Mon. Dec 1 - 5:56 PM

Most of the 300 production and maintenance workers at the Bowater Mersey newsprint mill near Liverpool will be out of work for six weeks after a production cutback was announced Monday by AbitibiBowater Inc.

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N.S. power rates force poor to sacrifice food, housing, court hears

By JENNIFER STEWART Court Reporter
Mon. Dec 1 - 2:07 PM

The province's current power rates are forcing low-income Nova Scotians to make unacceptable choices when it comes to their family's needs, a Halifax lawyer argued in Nova Scotia Appeal Court on Monday morning.

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Dion to lead coalition, give $30b boost to economy

By BRUCE CHEADLE The Canadian Press
Mon. Dec 1 - 5:31 PM

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Chester man goes to court on attempted murder, other charges

By STEVE BRUCE Court Reporter
Mon. Dec 1 - 5:10 PM

A Chester man will appear in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on Thursday to have dates set for his trial on six charges, including attempted murder.

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Search to continue in morning for missing fisherman

By BEVERLEY WARE South Shore Bureau
Mon. Dec 1 - 6:51 PM

Crews are expected to resume their search in the LaHave Islands Tuesday for a missing Lunenburg County lobster fisherman, who fell overboard Sunday evening.

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