Wild fires have erupted in British Columbia and the Minister of Natural Resources says officials in Nova Scotia are already concerned about the wildfire season here.

The Province is offering new rebates for medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles.

The Nova Scotia government has announced a community solar program. But how is it different from the solar panels you already see on homes?

The Province’s new Community Solar Program will help community groups and businesses set up solar gardens and sell their renewable electricity to subscribers who can’t install their own solar panels.

The Minister of Natural Resources and Renewables says changes must be made in the province’s electrical system to ensure clean, reliable, and affordable electricity. 

Green hydrogen, once the subject of science fiction, may make Nova Scotia a key energy supplier to the world.

It was a full house for an emotionally charged meeting on public safety in Wentworth tonight.

The Province is considering a spring bear hunt and wants community feedback on the pilot project.

Nova Scotia Health will host a special public meeting in Springhill this afternoon in response to the two tragic drug overdose deaths in the community last week.

Following up on yesterday’s announcement of a 40-bed residence for the Springhill campus of the Nova Scotia Community College, Tory Rushton said thats been on his mind since before he ran for office. He notes that this isn’t just 40 beds for the NSCC, it potentially frees up 40 beds from the surrounding community.

As principal of the Cumberland Campus of the Nova Scotia Community College, Don McCormack can’t help but be exuberant with the announcement the provincial government is building new student housing at the Springhill campus.

A $126,000 grant from the Province, announced today in Pugwash, will allow the Sunset Community adult living facility to install solar panels on five buildings in their complex.

The MLA for Cumberland South announced a $1.9 million contribution to preserve wetlands in Cumberland County.

Nova Scotia's provincial and wildlife parks are closing ahead of possible severe weather from hurricane Lee.