this is not the case in the province of nova scotia. seen since '92. local authorities urge the population not to leave their homes; all educational institutions are closed until the emergency situation is resolved. today a blanket of snow has shrouded almost all of belarus and precipitation continues for a week. it's expected to be windy, with gusts reaching 20 mph tuesday wednesday. the temperature background will also be remembered as contrasting, at night from 7 degrees below zero in the northeast to 6 degrees above zero in the southwest. during the day from -4 to +8. in the second half of the week it will become noticeably colder. with clearing on thursday night on the night of friday it may drop to -13-15° below zero. at the same time, during the day... on the weekend the trend will return to positive: slight frosts at night, up to +10° during the day. snow is expected in most parts of the country, with transition to sleet and rain, with fog and ice on the roads in some places. nine people were hospitalized in minsk after a collision between two

so it's gonna bring some very heavy snow to the likes of nova scotia by the time we get into wednesday. it does leave behind a legacy of cold air along the east coast, and we'll see something behind that move wintery creeping across the midwest by the mid week. and another storm system is going to edge into the west coast. behind that one, we're going to see snow on the mountain, so places like oregon, washington, as well as california and some west to weather, creeping into more coastal areas. but for the south of this, the launch the fine and dry picture, the heat continuing to build, and that will pump into northern parts of mexico not tempered just have been sitting low faces like monterey, but we will see a change in the wind direction. that picks temperatures up here, we'll see a few showers creeping around northern areas where to weather as well coming into the town pin instead of with some heavy full for the likes of bullies as well as on rough it twice up. however, for cuba, as a tail end of that system takes the shell was out for the east, but it is much cooler at $24.00 degr

if i want to go someplace-- like last week, when i wanted to go to canada, to nova scotia for the pumpkinhave to ask my probation officer for permission to go to a place like that. - only you would go to a pumpkin regatta. - [laughs] well, listen, those pumpkins-- this guy grows some of the world's largest pumpkins. fundamentally, martha went into prison as a wealthy white woman of celebrity status. and she exited the exact same way. but it's nothing like what it's like for the average person to exit prison. for a lot of people, once you're touched by the system, your life is a struggle from that time on. - did you learn a lot in prison? did it teach you? did it change you? - i found out that i could exist without any luxury, whatsoever. i can exist with a straw mattress. for me, it was a real test. i kept my spirit high and i moved on. "i cannot be destroyed," it is so martha. martha loved the cover picture. and she was really annoyed by the line. from prison to primetime. why the little things, poor ratings, and a weak stock price don't rattle her. - well, we want to thank all our frien

his city of eastford claims he has been 100% accurate, but lucy the lobster in nova scotia -- >> whagsat is happening? >> i've lost the thread. lucy the lobster says, not so fast. apparently, the lobster saw her shadow, which means it could be another six weeks of winter. all right. there's more. >> wait, there is? >> bk bob, the texas armadillo, will make his prediction this afternoon. >> wait, what? >> kate. >> can a lobster see its shadow? [ laughter ] i don't know what to do. i don't know what to do here, other than i will -- i've completely lost it. other than that, i like the movie "groundhog day." i don't know -- how do you feel about it, john? why do you put the camera on me to have the reaction and humiliate myself in front of several people? >> i am trying to reach lucy the lobster right now. >> i'd like you to get her on the phone. after that, call the armadillo and ask them why his or her name is becave. >> their name. >> thank you, john. that was a good one. >>> okay. we're going to continue following that. we're also going to take you back to michigan for real news. the m

i mean a lot of the loyalists leave in the 1780s they go to nova scotia they go to other places in ontario. so this is a place that is settled. and william has two petition up there. a lot to get land because people don't really believe he's a loyalist because he gets there so late. but he actually ends up getting he convinces them he gets a significant hunk of land. and that's where he's where he settled. and interestingly he has two sons and two daughters by this woman. and the two sons moved to indiana after he dies. the two daughters actually marry into other loyalist families and stay behind in canada. thank you so much for interesting presentation. first of all, the first map shown seems to be more recently. we're not sure which was depicted, including the state of westward ginia. yeah here, right? no, you're absolutely right. the maps in, the book is much better, but i tried to reproduce it for, the slide and it just was not visible at all. so yes, absolutely there is no west virginia at the time. you you're absolutely right. i see that in. 1863. okay. now to our question, are is ja

which is present day quebec or a portion of it, and also the maritime colonies of new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward county and newfoundland were also english colonies that were not yet part of what we recognize today as the country of canada. now, although slavery been abolished by the british empire and therefore across canada was canada east and the british maritime colonies nearly 30 years before the american civil war began. the institution of slavery, of course, was thoroughly discussed and contested in british north america's newspapers of that era. such discussions appeared most notably in george brown's the globe, which was published in toronto, canada, which was the biggest city in canada. west, of course, known as present day ontario. now, consequently, this paper uses proquest historical database to look at how the american civil war and more specifically, more acutely, i should say, how the issue of slavery was represented in george brown's the globe in canada west throughout the war, a time when, of course and of course, the immediate aftermath of the civil war itself. s

this young 27 year old naval officer who'd taken ex-slaves who'd fought for the british first in nova scotia. and so i was just utterly captivated by the physical object. they wanted to show me the microfilm, the physical object of the sea splash diary in this case, really, i was writing a book fully expected by my publishers called return the tribes, which is likely i know later, but it title now. come to think of what it was about the culture of nationalism, and by which i mean debris, invention of music and glinka and sibelius and so on, as well as painting and and i was getting more and more depressed once the pandemic arrived and i thought, you know, one moment, really, surely when national self-interest probably gave way will definitely play self-evidently gave way to the sense in which we're all in it together. would have been the founding of the w.h.o., world health organization in francisco in 1948. interestingly this was going to be a chapter and didn't make it. founded by a chinese diplomat. diplomat in the last years of chinese republic and a norwegian diplomat. that itself is an

residents of the province of nova scotia have not seen the streets like this since 1992.ocal authorities called on the population not to leave their homes and all educational institutions unnecessarily until liquidation. the situation was closed. snow cover today almost all of belarus has been enveloped by precipitation, and the week is expected to be windy. tuesday wednesday gusts will reach 20 mph. the background temperature will also be remembered for its contrasts. at night from 7 degrees below zero in the north-east to 6 degrees in the south-west, during the day from -4 to +8. it will become noticeably colder in the second half of the week. with clearing on the night of... on thursday into the night of friday, a drop to -13-15° below zero is possible, while daytime temperatures are predicted to range from... snow is expected in most parts of the country with ... transition to sleet and rain, with fog and ice on the roads in some places. the world championship among special forces in security forces continues in the united arab emirates. according to the results of th