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Welcome to CBC News at Six

Weeknights from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. (AT)
on CBC Television

The CBC News at Six newscast is not available for available Monday, Oct. 8, 2007 due to CFL coverage.

On-demand:

Latest newscast (runs 60:00)
Available approximately 15 minutes after broadcast.

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Only available between 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. (AT), Monday to Friday.

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Features

Crash Landing:

A private plane owned by Tim Horton's founder Ron Joyce crash lands at his private air strip in Fox Harbour. (runs 2:32)

Pink Shirts:

It started as a simple statement by two students at Central Kings High School. Today it turned into a virtual flood of pink at schools across Nova Scotia. Students wore pink shirts, hats some even had their faces painted pink. But their message was the same bullying must stop. (runs 2:06)

In Touch
The latest news and weather from CBC News at Six (runs 1:03)

A Soldier's Story:
What's life like in Afghanistan? Pte. Jeremy Dobson tells CBC News at Six.

Six at Six
Your must-see list of events in Nova Scotia

A Night on the Town:
Is downtown Halifax a violent place? CBC talks to victims, police and many others to find out.

Canada in Afghanistan:
Portraits of fallen soldiers from Nova Scotia.

Help Wanted:
A special CBC News at Six series that looks at the increasingly difficult time Nova Scotia employers are having finding enough workers.

Youth violence:
A look at life inside for the worst teen offenders.

Canada's war brides:
Love and war overseas.

The Commonwealth Games 2014:
A Prize Worth Winning?

Reporter's Notebook:
David Pate looks at one sex offender's story

The Robin Tomah story:
To hell and back.

Lessons in rural life:
CBC reporter David Pate visits Middle River to learn why residents are fighting to save their school.

This Cold House:
As oil costs soar, CBC News at Six follows the efforts of one Halifax family as they try to insulate their house against the cold and bring their heating bills down.

Meet the Parents:
CBC Nova Scotia looks at the demands facing today's family.

Knowledge House:
It was supposed to put Nova Scotia on the high-tech map. With its educational software, Knowledge House was going to change the way students learned in the classroom and make its investors rich along the way.

Joseph Howe:
CBC journalist Jim Nunn explores the life, loves, dreams and failures of Nova Scotia�s great visionary.

Host Jim Nunn and an experienced news team deliver the only daily TV news package to focus on Nova Scotian people and their stories. Each weeknight, we present a comprehensive package of provincial, national and international news.

From news and local sports, to weather and entertainment, CBC News at Six is your guide to life in Nova Scotia.