‘CAT’ Ferry Under New Government Scrutiny
The news doesn’t necessarily mean the YArmouth-to-Maine ferry will stop running.
The news doesn’t necessarily mean the YArmouth-to-Maine ferry will stop running.
At the heart of the matter is finding the right balance between industry and conservation, something that has proven difficult in the past.
Eloy van Hal and Jannette Spiering are the Dutch founders of The Hogeweyk, a normalized living community for people living with advanced dementia. They will be coming to Canada to share their long-term care model and how it can be applied to the country.
Many of the 2,600 daycare staff in Nova Scotia are getting a 30 percent pay bump.
The project still needs approval but, if approved, would mark a significant deviation from zoning laws in the area.
The two cities will be sharing games for this year’s World Junior Hockey Championship which is set to begin on December 26.
The bylaw would force corner stores in residential zones to close by 11 pm. Wayne Mason says such a restriction is needed due to the noise and disruption caused by Dalhousie University Students getting pizza late at night.
Melanie Nadeau, the Ceo OF The Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) in Dartmouth, says the money will help get new projects flowing and attract talent.
Three New Brunswick craft brewers talk about the challenges they face trying to export their beers to other provinces.
Despite this success, Atlantic Lottery remains concerned about the presence of unregulated gambling sites that are not permitted to legally operate or advertise in Atlantic Canada under Canadian or provincial laws.