The Indian Point Volunteer Fire Department has wanted to install a dry fire hydrant since its founding in 1955. A group of busy beavers is lending a hand — or paw.
Source: News Halifax – Global
RCMP are investigating multiple reports of copper theft at railway crossings in rural Nova Scotia, which police say could cause a ‘significant public safety risk.’
Pride groups and societies across the Maritimes are preparing for a busy month of events in July, and many organizations are expanding their schedules this year.
Researchers say if Nova Scotia wants to improve its low breastfeeding rates, the province should ensure new parents can afford to take parental leave.
