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Opposition is surfacing in southwestern Nova Scotia over a decision by two levels of government to fast-track approvals of shellfish farms in the Municipality of Argyle, raising questions about the level of public support in the area for shellfish aquaculture.

The Nova Scotia government has announced that a coastal classification system that will rate areas for aquaculture suitability will be expanded to include shellfish operations like oyster and mussel farms.

This story is the result of an interview by Australian senior journalist Sally Gall. She and photojournalist Petteri were in Olds for a congress of international agricultural journalists.

This story is the result of an interview by Australian senior journalist Sally Gall. She and photojournalist Petteri were in Olds for a congress of international agricultural journalists.

A local high school student is believed to have been diagnosed with Von Hillel-Landau (VHL) Syndrome, and her community is rallying around her.Arborfi...

The province will allow shellfish farmers to add kelp to aquaculture leases in a move to get an industry started. Like other seaweeds, kelp can be processed — often dried and crushed — and used as an additive to food, health and beauty products.

Council chiefs have warned motorists that two hour parkig limit has always been in place and will be enforced - after people thought it has been…

Winnipeg Free Press By: Jen Zoratti | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Tuesday, Mar. 9, 2021 Last Modified: 8:07 PM CST Tuesday, Mar. 9, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later Last March, Roland Sawatzky gazed out his office window at the Manitoba Museum. The province had just announced its first COVID-19 cases and, already, Sawatzky recognized history unfolding. Last March, Roland Sawatzky gazed out his office window at the Manitoba M...