如果您错过了它，我相信您并不孤单。值得庆幸的是，让我们首先回忆起现在的一周。首先，当然，有计划于上周一晚上举行的立法机关的紧急会议，但雪地玛格达登＃1延迟了一天。我们的总理显然不仅需要一个气象员，而且还需要整个...
Get back to work: Examineradio, episode #100
Snow and teachers. Teachers and snow. Did anything else happen since I left Halifax? This week we speak to former NDP Finance Minister and current CBC pundit Graham Steele about the Liberal government’s strategy to impose a contract on Nova Scotia’s teachers. Will it succeed? Will any Liberal MLAs cross the floor? What effect will […]
What happened at Law Amendments today
It may read Teacher Appreciation week on the calendar but none of the dozens and dozens of teachers who appeared before the Legislature’s Law Amendments Committee today are feeling appreciated. John Walker, a teacher for 26 years and father of four, wore a sign with “zero” around his neck to protest the zero per cent […]
Teachers say no. So McNeil says…
Premier Stephen McNeil had plenty of potential (Hobson's) choices he could have chosen while he filled his weekend with "considerable soul searching." He chose the worst...
Universal health coverage at risk: Canadian Health Coalition
加拿大人失去健康普及se吗rvices over the next decade? That’s what the Canadian Health Coalition fears if the Trudeau government doesn’t honour an election promise to negotiate a National Health Accord with the provinces and territories. Adrienne Silnicki, coordinator of the national coalition, which includes the Nova Scotia Health Coalition, says its...
Biomass, Freedom of Information, and the Silence of the DNR Company Men
Part 5: Publicly funded information — not available to Nova Scotians — was provided to pipeline company based in Texas.
Documents show that the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources provided publicly funded forest age class data, currently being withheld from the public, to Texas-based Bear Paw Pipeline Corporation Inc., a firm set to build a natural gas pipeline in DNR Minister Lloyd Hines’ riding of Guysborough-Eastern Shore-Tracadie. In December 2016, Nova Scotia Environment (NSE) […]
Schools, politics, and the thumb on the decision-making scale
Karen Casey should not have been surprised when eyebrows were arched after Liberal MLA Brendan Maguire Facebook Live-announced — the “proudest moment” of his political career — the surprising news that the McNeil government was going to replace J.L. Ilsley High School. We've been here before...
Education Minister Karen Casey says reporters who would dare to even hint that politics — perish that pesky thought — might have influenced the government’s decision to replace Spryfield’s J.L. Ilsley High School should make that outrageous claim to the faces of the problem-plagued school’s teachers, staff, students, and parents. Well, yes, they could do...
Judge rules for Sipekne’katik First Nation in Alton Gas case
But Justice Suzanne Hood's decision doesn't halt work on the project.
A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge has quashed a decision made by Environment Minister Margaret Miller last April. The Minister rejected a First Nations appeal of her department’s decision to proceed with the controversial $320 million dollar Alton Natural Gas Storage project near Stewiacke. The Sipekne’katik First Nation is concerned about the potential impact on...
Another Monday in Chaos
是星期一。因此，必须是时候在斯蒂芬·麦克尼尔（Stephen McNeil）和新斯科舍省教师联盟（Nova McNeil）的曲折，曲折，折磨的故事中进行最新的曲折。
Ghosts, Sara Corning, and Biafran refugees: New company & society registrations
Dragonfly Haven Therapeutic Farm Mount Denson Nature of business: “One on one interaction with miniature farm animals.” Partners: Charlotte Paul and Howard Zwicker It’s sort of like a puppy room, but on a farm. Clerisy Production Services, Inc. Dartmouth Directors: Dale Stevens, Annie Mae Stevens Dale Stevens has a long resumé, including a stint as vice-president...
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