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Physicians' group joins opposition to Sandy Lake development area - Vimarsana News

Physicians' group joins opposition to Sandy Lake development area

Dozens of medical professionals have joined the call to stop development around a Bedford lake, which they say could hurt both the environment and the health of residents. 

Source: cbc.ca
Doctors raise concerns over province's plan to fast-track housing in Halifax - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Doctors raise concerns over province's plan to fast-track housing in Halifax - Halifax

The province says it granted $2.3 million to HRM in 2020 to complete studies in four areas that are targeted for housing developments, including Sandy Lake.

Nova Scotia offers carbon pricing system—and little else—in latest climate action plan - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia offers carbon pricing system—and little else—in latest climate action plan

Province’s 68 actions to address climate emergency are a start, although the government’s timeline leaves doubts.

4 people arrested after clash with police at Dartmouth development site - Vimarsana News

4 people arrested after clash with police at Dartmouth development site

Three men and a woman were charged with obstruction following a protest at Eisner Cove. The woman has also been charged with assaulting an officer.

Source: cbc.ca
Protesters have close call with heavy machinery at Dartmouth work site - Vimarsana News

Protesters have close call with heavy machinery at Dartmouth work site

Protesters are upset the machines were moving in to do the first phase of land clearing for Mount Hope Village, an 875-unit housing project. The site is in the Eisner Cove wetland, an area the protestors say should be protected.

Source: cbc.ca