校园新闻的观点政府注意到哈尔bour Footnotes News 1. Feeding the Fire: Biomass and NS’s Race For the Bottom On Friday the Examiner published Linda Pannozzo’s in-depth investigation of the biomass industry in Nova Scotia. Pannozzo looks at how the province’s supposedly “green” plan to increase renewable power generation by in part relying […]
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The politics of failure have failed; new NDP leader promises a change in direction: Examineradio, episode #51
We’re pleased to welcome newly-elected provincial NDP leader Gary Burrill to the Examineradio studios. He speaks about how his years as an ordained minister helped to inform his political platform, what the provincial Liberal government’s policies are doing to its most vulnerable citizens, and what the previous NDP regime got right — and where they missed the […]
Feeding the Fire
Biomass and Nova Scotia’s Race for the Bottom
Editor’s note: This story has been taken from behind the Examiner’s paywall. The Examiner does not accept advertising, and so relies on a subscription-based revenue model; this allows us to pay writers like Linda Pannozzo, the author of this piece. If you find this kind of journalism worthwhile, please consider subscribing. To do so, click […]
Banshees attack Argyle Street patios: Morning File, Friday, March 4, 2016
校园新闻的观点政府注意到哈尔bour Footnotes News 1. Students University students picketed the office of Kelly Regan, Minister of Labour and Advanced Education, reports Dylan DesRoche in Metro: The students are upset with universities and colleges across the province who are planning to raise tuition following the one-year removal of the province’s cap […]
Shitting on young people: Morning File, Thursday, March 3, 2016
校园新闻的观点政府注意到哈尔bour Footnotes News 1. Tuition increases Brian Leadbetter, the head of Dalhousie University’s PR department, tried to kick Metro reporter Zane Woodford out of a presentation on proposed tuition increases at the Dalhousie Student Union by the university’s Budget Advisory Committee. Leadbetter famously doesn’t respond to phone calls from […]
Ominous signs: Morning File, Wednesday, March 2, 2016
校园新闻的观点政府注意到哈尔bour Footnotes News 1. NS government abandons strict forest certification for former Bowater Mersey land Michael Gorman takes a look at the provincial government’s decision to change the certification method for the Medway District forest in western Nova Scotia. The change puts the forest at risk, say environmentalists. […]
Not many companies are taking advantage of a wage subsidy to hire new graduates
“I’m looking for my shot.” “I’m not afraid to work hard but I’d rather work smart.” “I won’t clock in and clock out, I’ll put in extra hours.” All three lines are from separate, 30-second videos prepared by graduating Nova Scotia post-secondary students for the PitchIt! Competition. The video competition was the first major event...
Chronicle Herald president Mark Lever a no-show at Game Changers event
The president and CEO of the Chronicle Herald was a no-show yesterday at a “Game Changers” event hosted by the Halifax Partnership at the Harbourfront Marriott hotel. Herald boss Mark Lever had been scheduled to hand out cash awards to three winners who entered 30-second videos of themselves in a “Pitch It!” competition aimed at […]
Nova Scotia government abandons strict forest certification for former Bowater Mersey land
A conservation biologist says the provincial government’s decision to use a lesser certification for woodland is like a student changing schools because he can’t pass an exam. On Monday the province announced it would discontinue Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for the Medway District in western Nova Scotia in favour of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative...
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