For soldiers who’ve spent time in combat zones, the scars of war can remain long after they return home. But a program by craftspeople from across the country aims to make that transition more comforting. NTV’s Don Bradshaw reports.
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Chrystia Freeland defends changes to capital gains tax
The federal government has come under fire for changes to the capital gains tax in…
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Changes to the statute of limitations for abuse claims coming, says premier
Over the past year we’ve brought you the story of Jack Whalen. He’s the man who…
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Inside Story: Musician Denis Parker receiving posthumous award
One of this province’s most influential musicians is being honoured posthumously by the East Coast…
