News 1. Court Watch This week, Christina Macdonald looks at the Jimmy Melvin Jr and William Sandeson trials, Gabor Lukacs’ big small claims court victory, and points us to a really cool chart. Click here to read Court Watch. This article is behind the Examiner’s paywall and so available only to paid subscribers. Click here to purchase a […]
档案for May 2017
The battle over on-street parking on Almon Street
The city is considering adding bike lanes and sharrows along Almon Street in hopes of creating an east-west safe corridor across the peninsula for active transportation. The proposal would see painted bike lanes along both sides of Almon between Agricola and Connolly Streets (about 1.2km) and painted sharrows for sections at either end of the...
McNeil promises independent review of clearcutting; critics say it’s not necessary
"We've already had a massive, exhaustive independent public review of forestry practices," says Raymond Plourde of the Ecology Action Centre. "In fact, we've had two or three in recent years."
Yesterday, Stephen McNeil made four campaign promises that he said are aimed at “preserving and enhancing the environment.” Critics say they are aimed at preserving the status quo. A re-elected Liberal government would continue the ban on onshore fracking. It would introduce a Coastal Protection Act after public consultation on issues concerning the fishery and offshore drilling....
选举活动升温：2017年5月9日，星期二早上档案
News 1. Clearcutting Stephen McNeil yesterday “announced a review of forestry practices by ‘an independent expert’ before taking action to reduce clearcutting,” reports Jennifer Henderson: According to the National Forestry Database using figures supplied by the province, in 2015 clearcutting was estimated at 89 per cent on the combined total of Crown and privately-owned land. […]
下一个政府最终会结束对加布里埃尔·霍恩博士的15年迫害吗？是时候问…
什么是什么，否则不可能对官方的派对 - 平台或公共意见问题，您想请您的候选人回应。我知道我的是什么。
Shameless and immodest self-promotion: Morning File, Monday, May 8, 2017
News 1. Life after pulp Linda Pannozzo has meticulously documented the destruction of Nova Scotia’s forests, the effects of unrestrained clearcutting on forest health and species, the “regulatory capture” of the provincial Department of Natural Resources by forest product industries, and how all these trends have been exacerbated by the biomass sham. In her latest piece, […]
Under Observation: Morning File, May 6, 2017
新闻UGH，我有一些怪异的致命疾病病毒，开始于身体酸痛，感冒了，现在正在痛苦地痛苦，喉咙发烧严重。下周我会回来的早晨更广泛。1. Uniacke Square Metro区域住房管理局的摄像机计划安装安全性[…]
Women Get Out The Vote: Examineradio, episode #110
现在是新斯科舍省的选举时间，自由党政府像醉酒的学生最后通话一样离开大门。首先是挑剔的推出本身，其次是麦克尼尔（McNeil）的首席抓斗评论，即在“有意义的”骑行中支持女性候选人。再加上被定罪的施虐者凯利·哈里斯（Kyley Harris）作为他们的[…]
果肉后的生活
Energy Miracles, Jobs, and other Nova Scotia Government Delusions
当时没有人会称其为“绿色”，但是从一开始，新斯科舍省就从事纸浆和造纸行业。1929年，当工业家伊扎克·沃尔顿·基拉姆（Izaak Walton Killam）在默西河河口的河岸建立了该省的第一个纸浆和造纸厂，[…]的森林
Washmill地下通道惨败如何导致社区门诊中心惨败：2017年5月5日，星期五，晨报
News 1. Queen’s Marque Queen’s Marque construction is hitting nearby businesses hard. And, recognizing the problem, Waterfront Development is spending big money to help out the Murphy’s businesses, and the city is being asked to pitch in with even more financial help. Meanwhile, however, the crown corporation is ignoring the plight of a business right […]
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