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Remains of endangered North Atlantic whale found off N.S. southwestern shore - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Remains of endangered North Atlantic whale found off N.S. southwestern shore - Halifax

A global environmental advocacy group says the remains of a critically endangered North Atlantic whale were found off the southwestern shore of Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia beach reopens after possible shark sighting - Halifax - Vimarsana News

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.

White shark tracker warns of growing activity in Maritime waters - Vimarsana News

White shark tracker warns of growing activity in Maritime waters

Shark tracking done by global research non-profit OCEARCH shows seven white sharks, which have been tagged by scientists, off the Nova Scotia coast as of Friday.

Proposed shark tourism project has to walk fine line to balance benefits and safety - Vimarsana News

Proposed shark tourism project has to walk fine line to balance benefits and safety

A proposed tourism project off the coast of Nova Scotia to let people watch great white sharks through the bars of a submerged cage requires a balancing act between sightseeing and the needs of the animals, says one expert.

Proposed shark tourism project has to walk fine line to balance benefits and safety - Vimarsana News

Proposed shark tourism project has to walk fine line to balance benefits and safety

A proposed tourism project off the coast of Nova Scotia to let people watch great white sharks through the bars of a submerged cage requires a balancing act between sightseeing and the needs of the animals, says one expert.