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Canadian ports welcome Bill C-39, Carney's larger plans to speed up major infrastructure projects (opens the original)
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Canada’s ports are welcoming new federal legislation aimed at speeding up major infrastructure projects, saying the changes could help strengthen trade corridors and improve the movement of goods to international markets. The Port of Halifax said it is reviewing the proposed changes and assessing what they could mean for Canada’s transportation network and the port’s role as an international gateway. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government introduced Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, la
'We were very small:' Nova Scotia family's business booming with shipbuilding work (opens the original)
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A family-owned Nova Scotia company that started more than half a century ago servicing industrial equipment is becoming an integral player in Canada’s naval shipbuilding industry. Mobile Valve, founded in the rural community of Mount Uniacke – about 40 kilometres northwest of Halifax – in 1969, was awarded an $8.9-million contract from Irving Shipbuilding to support construction of Canada’s future River-class destroyer fleet. The contract will see the company source specialized valve products fr
Macklem sees opportunities, challenges for Nova Scotia economy (opens the original)
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Tiff Macklem is bullish on Nova Scotia’s economy. The Bank of Canada governor offered an upbeat assessment of the province’s economic prospects, pointing to a falling unemployment rate, steady job growth and a wave of new investment in defence, shipbuilding and energy. “The economy in Nova Scotia and Halifax is doing relatively well,” Macklem said following a discussion Monday with business and political leaders at a Halifax Partnership event. Nova Scotia’s unemployment rate now sits at 6.1 per
Tiff Macklem on tariffs, inflation and Canada’s economic crossroads (opens the original)
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Tiff Macklem’s term as Bank of Canada governor began as the country was in the grip of COVID-19. His tenure has spanned Russia’s war in Ukraine, a trade war with the United States and another war in the Middle East that has disrupted global energy markets. But even as inflation has risen to three per cent in July, the Bank of Canada has held its benchmark interest rate at 2.25 per cent. The prospect of higher energy prices, however, has brought fresh attention to the central bank’s two per cent
Texas company testing microorganism technology in Nova Scotia waters that could some day help clean the Great Lakes, St. Lawrence Seaway (opens the original)
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A Texas-based cleantech company is developing biological systems that use naturally occurring microorganisms like microalgae and phytoplankton to treat polluted waterways, with ambitions to clean up the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway. And much of Lillianah Technologies’ field research and testing has been done thousands of kilometres from the company’s headquarters — in Nova Scotia’s Bras d’Or Lake. The large inland estuary at the centre of Cape Breton Island provides a relatively controlle
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