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A friend heard about an open, well-used commercial gravel pit that has been stacked with dozens, if not hundreds, of truckloads of mink farm waste and wanted me to see it.
Nova Scotians have another reason to celebrate this coming holiday weekend, as several provincial parks open to visitors. Parks opening Friday, May 17 include Thomas Raddall Park (Queens Co), Ellenwood Lake (Yarmouth Co.), Rissers Beach (Lunenburg, Co.).
The federal Finance Department alone plans to spend $10-million on its own over the next 12 months on the federal government’s ‘Economic Action Plan’ budget advertisements, which will bring total costs for the controversial ad campaign to a minimum of $104.8-million over four years, according to a report in the Hill Times.
The Salmonid Council of Newfoundland and Labrador warns a recent escape of farmed salmon could cause problems with the wild Atlantic salmon population, according to a CBC report
Climate, health, digital footprint, street dance, x-rated parking, housing, new council regs and more trash talk
The Shelburne Town Council Committee of the Whole met Wednesday, May 15 with a lengthy agenda resulting in a long meeting of more than three hours.
Progressive Conservative MLA Alfie MacLeod says in a news release Thursday that the NDP is ducking scrutiny about Nova Scotia’s skyrocketing power rates with the last-minute cancellation of the Department of Energy’s appearance before a legislative committee.
The popular Indian lifestyle magazine Upper Crust just published a terrific travel feature on Nova Scotia, featuring Halifax, Farmers market, Fid, Halliburton House, Mahone Bay, Mateus Bistro, Grand Pre Winery, Pictou and more... see the feature here