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Future phases of the project, which include additional onshore and offshore wind development, are set up to generate further economic benefits to Canada and Nova Scotia.

Emergency responders in Port Hawkesbury had to attend to a crash involving a logging truck and another vehicle...

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Inverness County District RCMP seeks the public's help in locating 39-year-old Wilson Ramirez, who was last seen in Halifax on December 29 and, whose vehicle was located on December 30 on Bear Island Rd. in Point Tupper. Ramirez is described as 5-foot-7, 170lbs, has short dark hair and brown eyes.…

  Inverness County District RCMP say the 39-year-old man who was reported missing in Point Tupper has been found dead. Police  say the death is not believed to be suspicious in nature and, the investigation is ongoing.

The AI revolution will transform the way scientists think and do business, while regulators will struggle to keep up. At the same time, new frontiers like hydrogen power, quantum computing and agetech will keep gaining steam.

A controversial proposed wind farm in Colchester County has gotten the thumbs up from the provincial Department of Environment and Climate Change. ...The project faced significant local opposition from groups such as Sustainable Northern Nova Scotia and Protect Wentworth Valley. In their written submissions to the environmental assessment process, the groups argued that land clearing for the wind farm would displace vulnerable species and require the clearing of forest.

A group of citizens who advocate for sustainable development in northern Nova Scotia say they are concerned about how quickly a new clean energy project is moving forward, and are questioning how "green" it will really be.

Nova Scotia has released its plan for developing a green hydrogen industry, but environmentalists say the government should temper its enthusiasm.

Large wind farms to power a proposed green hydrogen plant in Point Tupper, N.S., have not been built yet, but they're already generating allegations of threats and vandalism in Colchester County, where the turbines are expected to be built.