Documents reveal that Nova Scotia has known about a series of commitments made between Bay Ferries Ltd., and Bar Harbor since June and that they have implicitly approved the deal around the high-speed ferry service. Continue reading →

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 →

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 →