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Bike lanes, armoured vehicle, rural transit: A look at Halifax council’s agenda for next week
In 1995, Brenda Way was brutally murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building. In 1999, Glen Assoun was found guilty of the ...
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‘Premier Houston, we are asking you to pause before granting any licences for uranium’: Concerned residents gather in River John
"There are NO possible health benefits to uranium exploration, only risks," certified health physicist Brian Gaulke said.
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‘What we heard here today was speaking points’: Grilled by politicians, Nova Scotia Power executives provide few answers about cyberattack
Politicians of all stripes reminded Nova Scotia Power it will need to do much more to regain the trust of an outraged public.
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Halifax council starts review of regional plan
In 1995, Brenda Way was brutally murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building. In 1999, Glen Assoun was found guilty of the ...
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Judge rules federal minister must rework document for piping plover
"The dispute appears to relate to the drafting of the document," wrote Justice Richard Southcott in his decision.
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Premier Houston’s government is promoting uranium exploration and mining, and the frenzy of laying claim to Nova Scotia has begun
In the past week, upset and worried Nova Scotians have been flocking to meetings to speak out against uranium exploration in ...
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Zach Churchill – from official opposition leader to lobbyist seeking public money for a new pulp mill in N.S.
Churchill says he has respected legislated “cooling off” periods, and is not contravening any conflict of interest laws.