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P.E.I.'s aquaculture growers 'starting to hurt' as Fiona financial relief continues to lag - Vimarsana News

P.E.I.'s aquaculture growers 'starting to hurt' as Fiona financial relief continues to lag

The P.E.I. government has processed fewer than half of the financial relief claims submitted by Island aquaculture harvesters related to damages from post-tropical storm Fiona.

Source: cbc.ca
Tourism minister faces more questions on deputy's spending - Vimarsana News

Tourism minister faces more questions on deputy's spending

New Brunswick’s minister of tourism faced a second day of questions Wednesday about her deputy minister’s expense claims, including more than $19,000 in moving costs.

Source: cbc.ca
N.S. news: Pictou County politician says bigger snowplows needed - Vimarsana News

N.S. news: Pictou County politician says bigger snowplows needed

A senior politician in Nova Scotia's rural Pictou County says his municipality is still struggling to clear last weekend's massive snowfall, partly because the area has been overlooked by the provincial government.

Election speculation cost New Brunswick nearly $2-million, says province's chief electoral officer - Vimarsana News

Election speculation cost New Brunswick nearly $2-million, says province's chief electoral officer

Kim Poffenroth says Elections New Brunswick exceeded its budget for 2023-2024 because it had to be ready in case voters were called to the polls early

Higgs government will limit debate on union pension bill - Vimarsana News

Higgs government will limit debate on union pension bill

The Higgs government is moving to limit debate on its legislation to force five public sector employee groups into a shared-risk pension system.

Source: cbc.ca