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Pictou County, Liverpool react to Northern Pulp settlement deal - Vimarsana News

Pictou County, Liverpool react to Northern Pulp settlement deal

For Andrea Paul, the former chief of Pictou Landing First Nation, Thursday's announcement is the culmination of years of hard work to permanently shutter the nearby mill. In Liverpool, the prospect of a new mill being built as part of the deal has left many residents feeling hopeful.

Source: cbc.ca
Playing the long game: A closer look at an energy-efficient and affordable housing model - Vimarsana News

Playing the long game: A closer look at an energy-efficient and affordable housing model

A Liverpool co-op illustrates how energy-efficient buildings are more affordable in the long term and is a good model for communities looking to address the housing crisis.

Queens budget unveiled, rates unchanged - Vimarsana News

Queens budget unveiled, rates unchanged

The Region of Queen presented their 2024/25 draft budget publicly on Tuesday, where it was revealed rates will...

Source: cjhk.ca
NS Power outlines application to pass Fiona fees to customers - Vimarsana News

NS Power outlines application to pass Fiona fees to customers

Nova Scotia Power is detailing how it wants to recover costs incurred due to massive damage from post-tropical storm Fiona, arguing it needs to receive almost $25 million from ratepayers over five years.

Nova Scotia Power gives details of application to pass on Fiona damage to customers - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia Power gives details of application to pass on Fiona damage to customers - Halifax

The filing before the provincial regulator says the utility wishes to defer passing along operational costs until 2025 after the expiry of a provincially legislated rate cap.