A Nova Scotian captured an unusual sight along the Eastern Shore. A large basking shark was seen close to the shoreline. While this type of shark is common in Nova Scotia waters, it’s rare to see one in such shallow waters. “This is an absolutely amazing video,” said Dr. Neil Hammerschlag, the executive director of … Read More “‘Absolutely amazing video’: Basking shark spotted along eastern shore of Nova Scotia” »
Hockey Nova Scotia has released a new code of conduct for its 2024-25 season, in hopes of promoting safety and respect for everyone involved in the sport, on and off the ice. The new code took effect on June 17. It was created at the recommendation of the Hockey Nova Scotia Diversity & Inclusion Task Force, which was set … Read More “Hockey Nova Scotia’s new code of conduct promotes safety, respect on and off the ice” »
Opposition leaders say that if Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston wants to call an early election, he first owes it to the public to await the results of outstanding reports and take a position on how his government will respond to the findings. Houston told reporters earlier this month that he’s no longer ruling out … Read More “Opposition leaders want outstanding questions answered before any early election call” »
The most expensive storm recovery in Nova Scotia Power’s history will be paid for by its customers. That plan was approved by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) in a pair of decisions released Thursday. Post-tropical storm Fiona was one of the most powerful and destructive storms to ever hit Atlantic Canada, and … Read More “Customers to pay close to $35M for Nova Scotia Power’s Fiona bill” »
An Elderbank, N.S., couple plans to buy a new electric car and a four-wheeler after winning $500,000 from Atlantic Lottery. Francisco and Daniele Hernandez recently bought their first Daily Grand ticket and found out they won the second prize of half-a-million dollars on June 17. They bought the ticket at a Petro Canada in Fall … Read More “N.S. couple wins $500K from Atlantic Lottery ticket” »
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs admits he does have some “frustration” with the province’s public school system, but claims recent comments he made were not specifically directed at teachers. In an interview with Radio-Canada, Higgs said he would be worried if his children were in the current education system. CTV Atlantic requested an interview with … Read More “‘I do have concerns’: N.B. Premier Blaine Higgs clarifies comments made on province’s education system” »
A vehicle collision has closed part of Highway 1 in Mount Uniacke, N.S., Thursday morning. According to a post by Nova Scotia RCMP on X (formerly Twitter), the highway near Richard John Drive is closed in both directions due to the collision as of 11 a.m. Emergency crews are on the scene. Const. Mitch Thompson … Read More “Three-vehicle collision closes part of Nova Scotia highway” »
[unable to retrieve full-text content] A three-vehicle collision has closed part of Highway 1 in Mount Uniacke, N.S., Thursday morning.
