Cop Light Bling | Hot Line Bling Nova Scotia RCMP-style

Lol. You go RCMPs! They're trying to make a point here people. That's all that counts, so... ♫you know when these cop light bling, that can only mean one thing♫...

Nova Scotia RCMP's music video, ‘Cop Light Bling’, promotes awareness of Nova Scotia’s ‘Move Over’ law. The goal of the video is to highlight Nova Scotia’s An Act to Increase Safety for First Responders and Others, commonly known as the ‘Move Over’ law.

After coming into effect on May 1, 2010, the law makes it an offence to drive faster than 60 km/h or the posted speed limit (whichever is the lesser of the two) when passing a stopped emergency vehicle with its lights flashing. Motorists also must change to the lane farthest from the stopped emergency vehicle, if that lane is free and it is safe to do so.

Thank you for slowing down and moving over!

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A natural blonde: Unique raccoon shows up at Nova Scotia shelter

A blonde raccoon? Well we wouldn't have believed it if we hadn't seen it for ourselves. Check her out. What a rare sight. Let's hope no one mistakes her for a fox later when she's released back into the wild...

Many think she may look like a fox, but a blonde raccoon staying at an animal shelter in Seaforth, N.S. is an even rarer sight.

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Angels We Have Heard On High | Woman Playing Chimes in Bell Tower Goes Viral

Wow! What a workout! Can you imagine how hard this must be? In order to ring the chimes, Glenda Watt of Nova Scotia, must climb a steep, 10-metre ladder into the bell tower just to get to it... and no, her well-sculpted physique isn't from ringing those bells but rather from another type of bells - barbells. She's a personal fitness trainer...

She began posting videos to YouTube and Facebook to show her family and friends exactly how the music is made. After repeated requests to share her videos, Watt made them public, but she said she typically receives about 20 or 30 views per upload.

But for reasons unknown, a rendition of the Christmas classic Angels We Have Heard on High, posted Friday, has gone viral — garnering over 1.4 million views.

“I have no idea what happened,” said Watt. “I’m watching these conversations about my ponytail —about my running back and forth — in all these languages, and it’s bizarre. I don’t know, I don’t know how this one took off like that. It’s a little overwhelming.”

Info source: thechronicleherald

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