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Sep 2, 2026
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Expect a dry first day of school in Nova Scotia, but heavy rain will spoil much of Labour Day weekend
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Significant rainfall coming to the region isn’t expected to spoil the first day of school in Nova Scotia on Thursday. However, it will dampen plans heading into the Labour Day weekend, says a meteorologist. “It’s going to be fine (Thursday) morning,” said Cindy Day. “I don’t think we’ll have anything before the evening hours, so […]
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