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Evan Taylor
Nova Scotia introduces stricter cannabis rules targeting illegal sales
Nova Scotia is tightening its cannabis laws, introducing new amendments aimed at curbing illegal sales, strengthening enforcement, and improving public safety across the province. The legislation-intr...
Evan Taylor
8h ago
Lunenburg West MLA raises concerns with 2026 budget
The MLA for Lunenburg West is raising concerns about Nova Scotia's 2026 provincial budget, pointing to rising debt, continued deficits and planned reductions across the public service. In a release is...
Evan Taylor
Feb 24, 2026
Canadians in Mexico urged to register with government as unrest continues
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says the federal government is closely watching the situation in Mexico after violence erupted in the wake of a security operation that killed a major cartel leade...
Evan Taylor
Feb 24, 2026
Nova Scotia digs out after nor'easter
Nova Scotians are working through a major cleanup today after a powerful nor'easter brought heavy snow, strong winds and widespread disruptions across the province. Snow clearing operations are underw...
Evan Taylor
Feb 24, 2026
$4 million in federal funding supports Nova Scotia defence businesses
More than $4 million in federal funding is being directed to nine defence-related businesses in Nova Scotia. The investment, announced in Dartmouth by Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Minister Sea...
Evan Taylor
Feb 23, 2026
Canadian airlines suspend some Mexican flights following cartel related violence
Flights into parts of western Mexico were disrupted Sunday following a military operation that targeted a cartel leader in Jalisco State. The Mexican government said Special Forces carried out a plann...
Evan Taylor
Feb 23, 2026
Two men charged after stolen vehicles and firearm seized in Hubbards
Lunenburg District RCMP have charged a 25yearold man from North York, Ontario, and a 20yearold man from Coquitlam, British Columbia, after officers recovered two stolen vehicles and a stolen firearm i...
Evan Taylor
Feb 19, 2026
Sea Shepard founder challenges plan to relocate orcas to Nova Scotia
A proposal to move two captive killer whales from France to a planned seaside refuge in Nova Scotia is drawing sharp criticism from wellknown antiwhaling campaigner Paul Watson. The founder of the Sea...
Evan Taylor
Feb 19, 2026
Former N.S. Justice Minister raises concerns over judicial appointment tied to premier
An independent Nova Scotia MLA is raising concerns about a recent provincial judicial appointment, questioning whether the decision could affect public confidence in the independence of the courts. Lu...
Evan Taylor
Feb 19, 2026
New poll finds Houston's PCs lead is slipping but still significant
A new Abacus Data poll suggests Premier Tim Houston and the Progressive Conservatives are heading into the winter sitting of the legislature with a strong lead, but with signs support is beginning to ...
Evan Taylor
Feb 18, 2026
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