N.S. To Ban Oil-Fired Heating Systems In New Buildings By 2025
The provincial government has released its Climate Change Plan outlining 68 actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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N.S. Will Promote Economic Growth With Two New Crown Corporations
Build Nova Scotia and Invest Nova Scotia will replace five existing economic development and infrastructure organizations.
N.S. CUPE Members Rally For Long-Term Care Support Workers
The province-wide Day of Action called for a pay raise for long-term care support workers.
We’koqma’q First Nation Reaches Agreement With DFO On Moderate Livelihood Fishing
The amended plan has harvesters fish during the established 2022 commercial seasons in LFA’s 27 and 31A with a trap limit of 210 in each.
Month-Long Strike At Acadia University Ends With No Agreement
The university says the strike has ended and classes will resume Thursday. However, a consensus has not yet been reached on a new collective agreement after three days of mediation.
IGNITE Opens N.S. Rural Accelerator For Entrepreneurs
Startups and early-stage entrepreneurs are encouraged to apply. Selected finalists will have to pitch their business ideas to a panel.
Stakeholders Say N.S. Lobster Prices Could Break Records This Season
Some LFAs have had record opening lobster prices this year, and stakeholders are hoping for the same on Nova Scotia’s South Shore.
CAT Ferry Returns To Nova Scotia For Training And Certification
Next week, the ferry will return to Bar Harbor, Maine, then Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, for regulatory certification of crew members, technical trials and in dock testing.
Chief Arrested after Sipekne’katik First Nation Treaty Launches Fishery In N.S.
Mike Sack was arrested by officers with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Monday, shortly after the Sipekne’katik First Nation launched its treaty lobster fishery in Saulnierville.
Fishing Area Off Nova Scotia Closed As Right Whales Pass
The Director General of fisheries resource management says that if the whales are still in the area once the season begins, small portions of lobster fishing areas 33 and 34 will be closed.
