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Fall sitting at N.S. Legislature concludes, but uncertainty looms for government - Vimarsana News

Fall sitting at N.S. Legislature concludes, but uncertainty looms for government

Premier Tim Houston says bills passed by his caucus will modernize the way the government works, but opposition members believe they will create unintended consequences.

Source: cbc.ca
Cap on power rates approved by Nova Scotia Legislature - Vimarsana News

Cap on power rates approved by Nova Scotia Legislature

The Nova Scotia Legislature passed a government bill to cap power rate increases Tuesday, but opposition MLAs remain concerned that unintended consequences could lead to long-term pain for utility customers.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa 'very committed' to Atlantic Loop electricity mega project despite pause - Vimarsana News

Ottawa 'very committed' to Atlantic Loop electricity mega project despite pause

The Atlantic Loop would enable the delivery of hydroelectricity from Labrador and Quebec into Maritime provinces that rely mostly on fossil fuels. But the company behind the project has hit the brakes because of electricity rate caps introduced by the N.S. government.

Source: cbc.ca
Houston says he'll intervene in future power rate increase applications if necessary - Vimarsana News

Houston says he'll intervene in future power rate increase applications if necessary

Premier Tim Houston says legislation his government is using to limit rate increases for Nova Scotia Power could be used again if he decides it is required.

Source: cbc.ca
Planned cap on Nova Scotia Power's rate increases would create more problems, MLAs told - Vimarsana News

Planned cap on Nova Scotia Power's rate increases would create more problems, MLAs told

A proposed bill to cap rate increases for Nova Scotia Power for the next two years may bring short-term satisfaction for ratepayers, but would create a number of long-term problems, according to business and consumer advocates and the company alike.

Source: cbc.ca