Aaron Beswick
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- Sep 24, 2026
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New Glasgow homeless shelter claims funding cut a day after it refused to kick out resident who committed crime against 'influential family in Pictou County' (opens the original)
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The executive director of a New Glasgow homeless shelter says its funding was cut a day after refusing a provincial government demand to kick out a man who had served time for a crime against a prominent Pictou County family. “He had just been released from corrections regarding a situation involving an influential family in Pictou County; he’s a senior, he’d served his time and we haven’t had any trouble with him,” said Lisa Deyoung, executive director of Northstar Shelter and Support Services.
Yarmouth County man charged after ambulance stolen in Antigonish and RCMP led on journey to New Glasgow (opens the original)
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A man has been charged with stealing an ambulance in Antigonish and leading RCMP on a long chase. On Thursday at about 4:15 p.m., RCMP were called about a stolen ambulance from St. Martha’s Regional Hospital. The vehicle was unoccupied at the time. The driver kept going after RCMP attempted to pull him over on Beech Hill Road, proceeding down St. Andrews Street. The chase was discontinued to avoid causing an accident. The driver again refused when RCMP attempted to pull him over on Highway 104 i
As P.E.I. battery bank burns, Nova Scotia weighs more grid-scale batteries against natural gas for its energy future (opens the original)
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As the grid-scale battery in Summerside, P.E.I., burned into its fifth day, Nova Scotia’s energy regulator announced a request for qualifications to potentially build more of them. 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 System Operator to consider more grid scale batteries. As Nova Scotia seeks to drop its reliance on imported coal by 2030 and replace it lar
Canada Post halts delivery around New Glasgow shelter over 'safety concern' amid debate about how to care for homeless (opens the original)
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Neighbours of the New Glasgow homeless shelter have had mail delivery cut by Canada Post due to “safety concerns.” A letter from Canada Post delivered to residents in the vicinity of Northstar Shelter and Support Services on Marsh Street does not identify the specific issues. “We want to provide our customers with a reliable postal service, and interrupting your service is a last resort,” reads the letter dated Sept. 1. “However, it was determined that there is a safety concern for our delivery
Boat Harbour's still a toxic mess and may remain so depending on how an upcoming court hearing goes (opens the original)
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Four years after Nova Scotia’s largest environmental remediation project in a generation was supposed to start, Boat Harbour hasn’t been touched. The former tidal estuary in Pictou County that for half a century was used to treat the effluent of Northern Pulp remains in legal limbo. In December, lawyers representing three governments — provincial, federal and Pictou Landing First Nation — will face off in Federal Court in Halifax. At the debate’s heart is Pictou Landing’s demand that the estimat
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