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Learney Arms reaction: Readers lash out over noise row - Vimarsana News

Learney Arms reaction: Readers lash out over noise row

There has been plenty of reaction to the news that the Learney Arms bar in Torphins could close due to noise complaints.

St. Louis County jail offers college credit classes to detainees - Vimarsana News

St. Louis County jail offers college credit classes to detainees

On Thursday, the first cohort will graduate and resume classes on March 20.

Source: ksdk.com
Environmental assessment sought for Point Tupper hydrogen project - Vimarsana News

Environmental assessment sought for Point Tupper hydrogen project

EverWind Fuels has filed environmental assessment documents with the province, as it moves toward a goal of producing hydrogen at the former NuStar Energy terminal beginning in 2025.

Source: cbc.ca
These Nova Scotians can hear their neighbour — a coal mine — 8 kilometres away - Vimarsana News

These Nova Scotians can hear their neighbour — a coal mine — 8 kilometres away

Donkin — the only operational underground coal mine in Canada — closed in 2020 after a series of roof cave-ins and a provincial stop-work order. The ventilation fan that causes Donkin’s constant noise pulls fresh air into the mine to dilute methane and prevent explosions.

Canada's only underground coal mine is back in business — and emissions rules don't apply | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

Canada's only underground coal mine is back in business — and emissions rules don't apply | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

Nova Scotia's Donkin coal mine reopened this week. But it won't be required to follow federal cap-and-trade rules, meaning greenhouse gas emissions from the site will continue unchecked.