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The saga of Otago Drive part 3: Unsafe by design - Vimarsana News

The saga of Otago Drive part 3: Unsafe by design

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Municipalities call on Nova Scotia government to proclaim Coastal Protection Act - Vimarsana News

Municipalities call on Nova Scotia government to proclaim Coastal Protection Act

The act, which passed with all-party support in 2019, had been promised to be in place by now. It’s meant to guide where people can build along the coast, outlining setbacks and other provisions, while also providing greater protection for coastal features.

Source: cbc.ca
Environment minister says wetland policy 'clarification' is about building more housing - Vimarsana News

Environment minister says wetland policy 'clarification' is about building more housing

Nova Scotia Environment and Climate Change Minister Tim Halman says a recent "clarification" to staff about his department’s wetlands policy is based on the need for more housing in the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Ecology group says long delay in law to protect Nova Scotia's coast is 'recklessly irresponsible' - Vimarsana News

Ecology group says long delay in law to protect Nova Scotia's coast is 'recklessly irresponsible'

A Halifax-based environmental group wants provincial legislation passed in 2019 immediately brought into force of law to protect Nova Scotia's coastlines.

Source: cbc.ca
Ecology group says Nova Scotia coastal protection legislation needs to be proclaimed - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Ecology group says Nova Scotia coastal protection legislation needs to be proclaimed - Halifax

A Halifax-based environmental group is calling on the Nova Scotia government to immediately bring into force a law that was passed in 2019 to protect the province's coastlines.