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Environment Minister cant say when Coastal Protection Act will be implemented - Vimarsana News

Environment Minister cant say when Coastal Protection Act will be implemented

Environment Minister Tim Halman is unsure of when the Coastal Protection Act will be implemented, with his gov...

Environment Minister cant say when Coastal Protection Act will be implemented - Vimarsana News

Environment Minister cant say when Coastal Protection Act will be implemented

Environment Minister Tim Halman is unsure of when the Coastal Protection Act will be implemented, with his gov...

Source: cjhk.ca
Nova Scotia amends cap-and-trade rules to deliver $165M in power utility and ratepayer savings - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia amends cap-and-trade rules to deliver $165M in power utility and ratepayer savings

The Houston government has amended provincial cap-and-trade regulations to exempt Nova Scotia Power and ratepayers from $165 million in pollution payments — the paperwork needed to deliver a promise it announced last year.

Source: cbc.ca
Touquoy gold mine to cease production earlier than expected - Vimarsana News

Touquoy gold mine to cease production earlier than expected

The Australian-based company that owns Nova Scotia's only operating gold mine is blaming a government decision for hastening the end of active mining at the site.

Source: cbc.ca
Protest held in Cape Breton over safety concerns near Donkin mine - Vimarsana News

Protest held in Cape Breton over safety concerns near Donkin mine

A dozen people who live near the Donkin mine protested on Friday along the route trucks take to haul coal. They say the trucks create unsafe conditions for drivers, pedestrians and the environment.

Source: cbc.ca