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How “green” can hydrogen be and how can it fit into Nova Scotia’s energy future?

A parrot in Nova Scotia that has been showing signs of depression since the pandemic is moving to Ontario for a change of scenery and to make new friends.

Some workers at Irving Shipbuilding have been suspended with pay pending an investigation over work refusal.

A Nova Scotia constituency assistant who faced a violent attack at work is calling on the government to approve funding for a second employee at

Nova Scotia recently announced an independent review of the workers’ compensation system in Nova Scotia. As spokesperson for the Nova Scotia Workers’

A Halifax bus driver who pulled a man from a burning car moments before it is exploded has received the Nova Scotia Medal of Bravery. On Jan. 29, 2021,

Nova Scotia is seeking public feedback on ways to improve its workers' compensation system and preventing workplace harassment. “We know there is work to

Fewer workers in Nova Scotia are getting hurt at work, according to new data from WCB Nova Scotia. That amounted to 52,000 fewer days lost due to injury,

The province has spent about $150,000 on public opinion research that takes "a snap shot of what Nova Scotians were thinking, feeling and doing related to COVID-19." An expert in COVID-19 stigma says the information should be used to better address gaps in public health.

The fire prompted more than 16,000 people to be evacuated from their homes in Hammonds Plains, Upper Tantallon and Pockwock, which are suburban communities about 25 kilometres away from Halifax. It destroyed about 200 buildings, including 151 homes.