Ottawa to regulate controversial Alton Gas cavern project | CBC News
Federal officials could not be reached for comment, but the company issued a statement saying it is committed to safe operations that will protect the Shubenacadie River.
Nova Scotia sees spike in child poverty rates | CBC News
The numbers
show Nova Scotia was the only province with a notable increase in
poverty rates for people under 18, from 14 per cent in 2016 to 17 per
cent in 2017. Even more concerning for Lynn Hartwell is the increase in
the poverty rate of young people in families with two parents, which
went from 13.8 per cent in 2016 to 16.8 per cent in 2017.
News release. New radio ad: Stephen McNeil’s health care check up – Nova Scotia Advocate
During the 2013 election, the Liberals campaigned on a pledge to have a doctor for every Nova Scotian within three years.
Parliamentary Protective Service commits to anti-racism training | CBC News
Sen. Wanda Thomas
Bernard, a longtime social justice advocate, said her office complained
to the PPS on behalf of the coalition, which was invited to Ottawa for a
series of meetings with federal cabinet ministers on Feb. 4. The visit
was to coincide with Black History Month.
CARICOM’s website is a great place to begin to find out more about what all the reparations movement entails.