The figures are the first numbers to be released since the province backed a plan from Bay Ferries Limited — the company that operates the CAT — to move service from Portland to Bar Harbour, Maine. Continue reading
Transportation Minister Lloyd Hines said at a meeting of the province’s cabinet that he expects a request from Bay Ferries to be filed soon. Continue reading
Nova Scotia’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure has a cost estimate for the QEII redevelopment project, but the minister says he can’t release it to the public. Continue reading
“This review will help determine whether any changes are warranted,” read the statement from the provincial government. Continue reading
Lloyd Hines told reporters the province would have to pay a portion of the cost of a new facility, but he couldn’t say how much. Continue reading
According to the fire chief, as of Wednesday, there have been 400 collisions on the stretch of Highway 104 between Sutherlands River and Antigonish since 2009. Continue reading
The toll was put in place over 20 years ago, designed as a public-private partnership the bill is almost paid off. Continue reading
Lloyd Hines says maintenance and capital costs will fall to all provincial taxpayers if tolls are entirely removed from the stretch of highway. Continue reading
The province announced last month that the centre would host an opening ceremony on Dec. 15 Continue reading
The Liberals have confirmed their majority with the final judicial recount on Monday declaring Liberal candidate Hugh MacKay as elected in Chester-St. Margaret’s. Continue reading
