Nova Scotia premier calls Trump’s tariffs ’short-sighted'
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is calling United States President Donald Trump a “short-sighted man” for imposing a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods. In a statement, Houston says Trump is wielding power for the sake of it and that his province will respond.
RBC Capital Markets Global Financial Institutions Conference March 5, 2025 8:40 AM ETCompany ParticipantsPhil Thomas ...
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University teachers in Nova Scotia accuse government of going too far with new billA group that represents 1,400 university teachers in Nova Scotia is accusing the provincial government of trying to overstep ...
Nova Scotia’s department of natural resources has granted mineral exploratory licences for three lithium projects in the ...
The B.C. company has signed a one-year untendered contract to bring in diagnostic imaging techs under a model similar to the ...
The biggest wind turbines yet installed in North America are set to soon be turning near the small town of Mulgrave, Nova Scotia. Construction is now underway on the $450 ...
The Bank of Nova Scotia's investors are due to receive a payment of CA$1.06 per share on 28th of April. This payment means ...
The idea behind the program is to have a team of Nova Scotia Health travel nurses that can be sent to emergency departments ...
Bank of Nova Scotia closed 10.5% short of its 52-week high of C$80.14, which the company reached on December 2nd.
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Cape Breton man charged with break-in at Nova Scotia Power siteA 43-year-old Sydney man is facing multiple charges after being caught trespassing on Nova Scotia Power property. In a ...
Those who work in the seafood processing and shipping industry in Nova Scotia say Clearwater Seafoods' decision to exit the ...
Shares of Bank of Nova Scotia BNS advanced 1.37% to C$72.38 Wednesday, in what proved to be an all-around favorable trading ...
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