Diesel prices in N.S. to be adjusted at midnight, says Energy Board

The Nova Scotia Energy Board has announced it will be using its interrupter clause at midnight Tuesday.

The board says the clause will be used to adjust the price for diesel fuel, in response to “significant shifts in the market price for diesel oil.”

The price of gasoline will not be impacted, the board says.

The last time the board used the clause was Oct. 25 in response to an 8.6-cent increase.

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Nearly 200 people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in HRM

A Point-in-Time Count snapshotted 1,150 people experiencing homelessness in Halifax Regional Municipality, including 17 per cent who were unsheltered.

A new report with data collected in October showcases…

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Cyberattack was likely ‘Russia-based threat actor’: Nova Scotia Power CEO

The CEO of Nova Scotia Power says an unidentified group based out of Russia is believed to have been behind a cyberattack earlier this year.

Peter Gregg made the comment at a legislative committee meeting…

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Air Canada announces non-stop flights between Halifax, Brussels

Haligonians will soon be able to fly directly to another European destination as Air Canada announces non-stop service to Brussels, Belgium.

The airline says the route, connecting Halifax Stanfield…

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Woman hit by garbage truck in Halifax suffers life-threatening injuries

Halifax Regional Police say an early morning accident has sent a pedestrian to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Police say they responded to a report of a 34-year-old woman hit by a garbage…

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