White shark sightings are on the rise in Atlantic Canada. Here's why that's good news
White shark populations have rebounded after being decimated by overfishing, scientists say
Source: theglobeandmail.com
📰 Pauld Eon News
Pauld Eon News Today
Fast, Ad-Free News Updates
Stay updated with breaking news from Pauld Eon. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.
Franklin could cause extra dangerous conditions on N.S. beaches
While Hurricane Franklin isn't on track to make landfall in Nova Scotia, it will bring high waves and strong riptides on Thursday and Friday. Watch Tom Murphy's interview with Paul D'Eon of the Lifesaving Society of Nova Scotia.
Source: cbc.ca
Shark spotted at Rainbow Haven Beach
A shark sighting at Rainbow Haven Beach on the weekend was not a worry for many beachgoers on Monday.
Amanda Porro Paul Deon Jennifer Hood Stacey Maclean Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service Lifeguard Service Of Nova Scotia
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca
Nova Scotia beach reopens after possible shark sighting - Halifax
A supervisor from the Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service saw a fin around 10 a.m. Sunday at Rainbow Haven Beach. The beach was closed for monitoring but reopened after two hours.
New Brunswick Fred Whoriskey Paul Deon Vanessa Wright Dalhousie University In Halifax Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service
Source: globalnews.ca
Canadian Lifeguard Challenge makes a return
After a three-year pause, the Canadian Lifeguard Challenge had athletes from across Canada to showcase the top Surf Lifesaving Athletes in Canada.
Paul Deon Jason Cross Sandrine Myers Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service Society Ontario Society Nova Scotia
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca
Nova Scotia beaches close temporarily due to water quality concerns
Known for its scenic beauty and as a favourite destination to cool off for locals and tourists alike, Queensland Beach and Bayswater Beach are temporarily closed due to water quality concerns.
Long Lake Herb Vandermeulen Paul Deon Jeff Goodall Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service Sunnyview Animal Care Centre
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca
'We're OK:' N.S. beaches will have enough lifeguards on patrol this summer - Halifax
The Lifesaving Society of Nova Scotia's special projects director says despite an ongoing staff shortage, most lifeguard chairs will be filled in Nova Scotia this summer.
Source: globalnews.ca
Lifeguards recruitment still impacted after years of COVID shutdowns
The organization responsible for hiring and training lifeguards is still working to recruit people. The Nova S...
Source: 1015thehawk.com
Dalhousie students develop device to save lives at Peggys Cove
Peggys Cove has more drownings than any other site in Nova Scotia. Four Dalhousie Engineering students aim to change that. Willem Glozanski, Zach Gould, ...
Source: saltwire.com
Dalhousie students invent device to save lives at Peggys Cove
A group of mechanical engineering students at Dalhousie University has partnered with the Lifesaving Society of Nova Scotia to create a device that could be used in rescues at one of Nova Scotia's most well-known tourist sites.
Source: cbc.ca