N.S. news: Man, dog escape house fire
A man and a dog escaped a burning home in Annapolis Valley, N.S., on Friday.
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca
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Glooscap First Nation buying Lunenburg, Mahone Bay shipyards
A small First Nations community in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley has signed an agreement in principle to assume majority ownership of two shipyards on the province's south shore.
Source: cbc.ca
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Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
Looking for an alternative to Big Grocery? Moncton woman has a map for that
Cat LeClair has transformed her shopping habits to buy from local shops only.
Source: cbc.ca
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Source: theglobeandmail.com
Opponents to Scots Bay campground out in force at public hearing
Many residents of Scots Bay, N.S., are opposed to a proposed campground in their seaside village and voiced their concerns to Kings County council at a hearing this week.
Source: cbc.ca
Proposed private campground leads to division in Nova Scotia community
The owner of a 40-hectare property in the middle of Scots Bay, N.S., wants to open a private campground, but she’s facing opposition from neighbours who say the operation will disrupt their way of life, and even their livelihoods.
Source: cbc.ca
Richmond County staff developing vulnerable persons registry for emergency response
Richmond County Warden Amanda Mombourquette says increasingly frequent and severe storms have exposed a gap in the county's emergency planning.
Source: cbc.ca
Before likely 'ferocious' wildfire season, fire chiefs worry about drop in volunteers
Fire chiefs in Canada say they are worried about the dwindling number of volunteers available to combat the rising wildfire threat.
Source: canadianunderwriter.ca
Fire chiefs worried about the dwindling number of volunteers
As Canada looks ahead to what experts fear could be another devastating wildfire season, fire chiefs say they are worried about the dwindling number of volunteers available to combat the rising threat.
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca