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Premier Tim Houston says ‘a lot of work’ remains to expand cell service to make emergency calls, as politicians had promised to do after this summer’s floods
HALIFAX — Residents of western Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick are being warned to prepare for power outages and localized flooding as hurricane Lee is expected to become a powerful post-tropical storm on Saturday when it makes landfall in the
Hurricane conditions are possible across the Maritimes through Saturday, with the threat for winds gusting up to 120 km/h
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The Canadian Hurricane Centre said Lee’s track could take the storm through an area anywhere between New Brunswick’s Grand Manan Island and Nova Scotia’s Shelburne County on Saturday night
HALIFAX - Residents of western Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick are being warned to prepare for power outages and localized flooding as hurricane Lee is expected to become a powerful post-tropical storm on Saturday when it makes landfall in the region.