Striking Universite Sainte-Anne Staff To March In Halifax
A demonstration is planned at Grand Parade on April 13, at 12:30 p.m, followed by a march to Province House.
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Lunenberg Company Hopes Federal Fighter Jet Contract Means Big Business
Stelia Aerospace produces composite panels that are used in F-35 fighter jets. The federal government recently announced its intention to buy 88 F-35s.
NSLC Raises Booze Prices And Drops The Cost Of Cannabis
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation revealed its spring price adjustments will boost the cost of alcohol by 3.5 percent, while cannabis prices will drop 2.75 percent.
Rocky Start For NSLC Home Delivery Service
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation had planned to launch its long-touted home delivery service on February 28. But a spokesperson says technical difficulties have delayed the launch.
CCA Union Surprised By Wage Increase Ahead Of Bargaining
News of a wage increase for CCAs in Nova Scotia came as a shock to the workers’ union, as negotiations for a new collective agreement were scheduled to begin on today.
Early Holiday Shopping Rises In Popularity Amidst Supply Chain Concerns
Canadians didn’t necessarily adjust how much they spent on gifts this year, but they did change when they shopped.
N.S. Company Wins $10-Million Contract For Coast Guard Repairs
Lunenburg’s ABCO Industries has been awarded a major contract from the federal government to repair search and rescue boats used by the Canadian Coast Guard.
Nova Scotia LTC Workers Ramp Up Fight For New Deal With Province-Wide Rallies
Members of the union are hosting rallies at 21 locations around the province starting at 11:00 a.m. Venues include long-term care homes, politician offices, and other public spaces.
N.S. Fisheries Critic Slams Safety Inequality Between Indigenous And Commercial Operators
St. Margarets MP Rick Perkins’ first-ever remarks on the House of Commons floor questioned Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray about the disparity between rules for indigenous and commercial fishers.
Nova Scotia Says 11,000 Provincial Employees Must Be Vaccinated
This move is the latest extension of provincial vaccine mandates after new mandates were introduced on October 4 to include some employees in the departments of Community Services, Seniors and Long-Term Care, Justice, and Education and Early Childhood Development.
