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Decision to abandon Coastal Protection Act draws fire
Opposition parties and environmental groups alike criticized the Nova Scotia government on Monday after it announced that, five years after it passed with all-party support, it would not proclaim the Coastal Protection Act.
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Nova Scotia seafood exports far exceed goal to double in value
The goal was set 10 years ago in the Ivany Report — a blueprint to grow the province's economy. Paul Withers has the story.
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Halifax Harbour model reveals fascinating pieces of history
In the 80s and 90s, scientists conducted a comprehensive geogological survey of the Halifax Harbour. It aimed to provide scientific data for various engineering projects. A psychical-scale model of the harbour was created as part of that...
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N.S. Special Olympic athletes prepare for Winter Games in Calgary
CBC News speaks with skiing and floor hockey athletes getting ready to fly to the Games, which begin Feb. 27 and run to March 2.
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Here's where more public housing is coming to Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Housing Minister John Lohr has announced two sites in Halifax where 150 public housing units will be built over the next few years. Twenty-five modular homes in other locations were also announced.
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Rainfall warnings in effect across Nova Scotia
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says there are chances of localized flooding for Friday and Saturday. But later on Saturday, the temperatures will dip below zero and ice up for Sunday.
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Halifax filmmaker reflects on motherhood after growing up in foster care
In her new film MUM, Halifax filmmaker Kimber Wesley reflects on her childhood and the realization that she's breaking generational trauma with her own children. She spoke with the CBC's Preston Mulligan ahead of the film's release at...
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She grew up in foster care. Her new film reflects her experience with motherhood
In her new film MUM, Halifax filmmaker Kimber Wesley reflects on her childhood and the realization that she's breaking generational trauma with her own children. She spoke with the CBC's Preston Mulligan ahead of the film's release at...
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Flooding a concern in Nova Scotia with rain on the way
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says there's a bit of rain in the forecast for Friday and Saturday. He says there's a chance of flooding because of all the snow currently on the ground.
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Your neighbourhood in Halifax could be changing. Here's what to expect
In January, a web portal was created to show Halifax residents where possible zoning changes are coming to make room for more housing. The CBC's Haley Ryan explains how you can see these proposals for yourself.
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Light snow in eastern parts of Nova Scotia on Thursday
Meteorologist temperatures will be above zero on Thursday. He said some rain is expected on Friday.
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Outdated Nova Scotia seniors' homes could be turned into housing
The province has promised to replace 46 seniors homes over the next eight years. But these facilities could become homes for someone else. Jean Laroche reports.
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Cannabis has been legal for 5 years, but some employers still test for it
Cannabis has been legal in Canada since October 2018. But some employers are still testing their workers for it — and recreational use may even prevent you from getting a job. Andrew Sampson explains.
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Lego mosaics promote learning, fun during African Heritage Month
It's African Heritage Month in Nova Scotia and one Halifax library is using Lego to honour prominent African figures. The Captain William Spry Library held two sessions earlier this month so people could try their hand at building...
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Colchester County wind farm proposal raises concerns
The company behind a proposed 50-turbine wind farm in Colchester County is preparing to submit for an environmental assessment, but residents have concerns about where the energy will end up. Luke Ettinger has the story.
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Nova Scotia long-weekend forecast pretty quiet
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says there will be a little snow in the mix, but overall it will be pretty uneventful when it comes to the weather.
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Mayflower Mall in Sydney reopens
The mall was closed for nearly three days. While it hasn't announced an official reason for the closure, the community has been struggling with a massive snowfall for the last two weeks. Erin Pottie has the story.
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Pallet shelter pushback in Lower Sackville
Residents and parents weighed in on new temporary shelters coming to Beacon House. Most say the location near a school a recreation area doesn't make sense. Haley Ryan has the story.
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Nova Scotia's progress with the Ivany Report
The Ivany Report set out some ambitious goals in 2014 to revitalize Nova Scotia's economy. Ten years later, a look at what's been done and what's left to do. Watch Tom Murphy's interview with NSCC president Don Bureaux, who is part of...
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MLA Brendan Maguire goes PC. What's next?
MLA Brendan Maguire announced Thursday he is leaving the Liberal Party after 10 years to sit as a member of the Progressive Conservative caucus and become Nova Scotia's new community services minister. Political scientist Lori Turnbull...
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Killing Coastal Protection Act risky, says Ecology Action Centre
There's more reaction to the Houston government announcing it will not proclaim the Coastal Protection Act. It was passed in 2019 with all-party support. But now the government is directing communities to online maps and other tools to...
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Environment minister defends decision to leave Coastal Protection Act behind
Nova Scotia Environment and Climate Change Minister Tim Halman answers questions after confirming on Monday that his government would not proclaim the Coastal Protection Act, which was passed with all-party support in 2019.
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Heavy winds Wednesday night in Nova Scotia
Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says Cape Breton can expect more snow, especially in the highlands. He said most parts of the province can expect some flurries.
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Canada proposes shutdown of troubled Maritime elver fishery in 2024
In Ottawa, bureaucrats were grilled over the proposal. Here at home, the commercial industry and Indigenous leaders are reacting. Paul Withers has the story.