ALT The Memorial to the Victims of Communism – Canada, a Land of Refuge, located in Ottawa.
ALT Graphic with the text HST Decreasing 1% in 2025
ALT Screenshot of Halifax Examiner: KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – In 1992 the province sold Nova Scotia Power to Emera for $192 million (~$320 million in today’s dollars). Ever since Nova Scotia Power has been paying allegiance (and dividends) to the interests of shareholders, and is no longer directly accountable to Nova Scotians. “$320 million” is highlighted
ALT Bike.box parking system being used at a school.
ALT Nova Scotia’s teachers and educational specialists have sent a resounding wake-up call to government that it can no longer continue to ignore the many crises boiling over inside our public schools. In a province-wide electronic vote held today, 10,313 NSTU members (including substitute teachers who were eligible to vote) voted 98 per cent in favour of strike action. “Teachers are frustrated by rapidly declining conditions inside their schools, and by Government’s lack of action to provide safe and healthy learning environments for students,” says NSTU President Ryan Lutes.