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New questions raised about underground natural gas storage plan north of Halifax
The plan is to use river water to flush out underground salt deposits and store natural gas in the caverns.
Fuel a factor in salvage of sabotaged coast guard ship in N.S. fishing village [UPDATED]
The vessel was discovered on its side in the water Saturday morning.
200 kgs of hash found in shipment of chocolate bars in Halifax
Mississauga, Ont., man faces multiple drug and importation charges.
Transcontinental sells 27 Atlantic newspapers to Halifax Herald
Expansion will fall under a new company called SaltWire Network.
CBSA seizes 12 stolen vehicles destined for export from Halifax port
Halifax police are investigating.
Construction starts at Halifax Shipyard on Arctic patrol ship
Irving Shipbuilding expects employment to swell to 2,500 workers once peak production is reached.
Groups calling for reforms in mining waste regulations following report
Last August, 24 million cubic metres of mine waste flowed into lakes and waterways after a breach of a tailings dam in central BC.
Technology used in hunt of a different kind for North Atlantic right whales
Researchers will deploy autonomous gliders, air support and acoustic devices to determine the whales’ migratory routes.
Crews battle ‘major’ fire that destroys buildings at concrete plant
No injuries have been reported; concrete silos remain intact.
Payroll rebate offer not factor in bakery closure, Canada Bread says
Province offered $6,100 per full-time employee if jobs at Moncton and Woodstock bakeries are maintained for three years.
Halifax bakery closure comes as a surprise to NS premier
Stephen McNeil says Canada Bread Co. hasn’t approached the province for financial help.
Halifax gas leaks were preventable, more safety measures necessary
The July 16 gas leaks forced the evacuation of two neighbourhoods.
Alberta’s oil welcome in the East, says Halifax MP
Eastward pipelines would boost struggling Atlantic economies.
$16.5M a significant factor in Halifax expansion: Chorus
Aviation firm strongly swayed by provincial incentive package.
Harper is blind to buy-Canadian benefits
Canada’s beleaguered shipbuilding industry is going to receive a $35-billion facelift over the next 30 years. This is welcome news for an industry that has for years faced uncertainty.