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Aaron Beswick's coverage largely revolves around local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases. He focuses on topics such as Nova Scotia, fishing rights, Indigenous rights, environmental issues, and legal disputes within the province.
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By: Aaron Beswick
The decision to relinquish their role as being the spiritual supervisors of what was Nova Scotia's only remaining Catholic hospital, came after long consideration of their ageing of their members and the changing values of the society around them.
By: Aaron Beswick
Firefighters competing both as individuals and in relay teams, in bunker gear and wearing a breathing apparatus carry a 42 lb ‘highrise pack’ of folded hose up the steps of a three-story building, then deadlift up a coiled 42 lb hoseline with a rope to the top, descend, beat a 500 lb weight across 10 inches with a nine pound maul, run through an obstacle course, then haul a charged hoseline back across it to hit a target and finally pull a 175 lb dummy to the finish line.
By: Aaron Beswick
The half century old mill at the heart of debate and division in Pictou County is coming down.
By: Aaron Beswick
Four years after Nova Scotia's largest environmental remediation project in a generation was supposed to start, Boat Harbour hasn't been touched.
By: Aaron Beswick
Neighbours of the Northstar Shelter say their mail delivery has been cancelled due to threatening behaviour by shelter residents.
By: Aaron Beswick
A Yarmouth County man has been charged with stealing an ambulance from Antigonish and leading RCMP on a long chase. On Sept. 14 at about 4:15 p.m. Antigonish RCMP were called about a stolen ambulance from St. Martha's Regional Hospital.
By: Aaron Beswick
As the grid scale battery in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, burned into its fifth day, Nova Scotia's energy regulator announced a request for qualifications to potentially build more of them here. The move came after Premier Tim Houston, under pressure from those opposed to planned fast-acting natural gas generating plants in Pictou County, called on the Independent Energy Systems Operator to consider more grid scale batteries.
By: Aaron Beswick
The executive director of a New Glasgow homeless shelter says her funding was cut a day after refusing a provincial government demand to kick out a man who’d served time for a crime against a prominent Pictou County family.
By: Aaron Beswick
A $10 billion data centre and green energy development was announced Friday for Point Tupper. The project, the first phase of which construction has already begun, would be the largest private investment in Nova Scotia's history.
By: Aaron Beswick
Two Nova Scotian fish plant operators have been charged by the province with buying illegally harvested seafood.
