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The five projects are expected to generate 372 megawatts or 1,373 gigawatt hours per year of electricity — approximately 12 per cent of Nova Scotia's total energy consumption, the province's procurement administrator said in a news release Wednesday. 

Canada submitted its response last month to a United Nations committee after Sipekne'katik First Nation in Nova Scotia asked the international body to investigate violence against Mi'kmaw fishers during the "moderate livelihood" lobster fishery in the fall of 2020. 

The winery event supports Mi'kmaw students entering the food and tourism sectors.

A group representing commercial fishers says it supports the treaty fisheries.

Nova Scotia RCMP have ended their criminal investigation into a failed $3M feta cheese importation business involving the Glooscap First Nation.

Posted: Mar 05, 2021 7:35 AM AT | Last Updated: March 5 Sipeknekatik fishers working on St. Marys Bay in November. (CBC) Nova Scotia Mikmaw chiefs reacted in unified opposition Thursday to conditions set this week by the federal government for an Indigenous moderate livelihood fishery. They say the terms required for Fisheries and Oceans authorization were imposed without adequate consultation or scientific justification. "Our nation is shocked by what the minister said. For them to make a unil...