EverWind plans to build Canada’s biggest wind farm on Nova Scotia’s ‘lost shores’ in Guysborough County halifaxexaminer.ca/government/pro… by @joan_baxter

Don'y miss this upcoming Information Session. More information at: greennovascotiafirst.ca

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Damage at Yukon's Eagle mine site could be 'worst-case scenario,' says local mayor cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

4 days after Eagle mine slide, Yukon gov't still 'not clear' on damage, or possible cyanide release cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

Victoria Gold charged after second landslide at Eagle mine this year mining.com/victoria-gold-…

Cyanide detected in creek after Victoria Gold's heap leach failure at Eagle gold mine cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

No straight answers about the reclamation of the Touquoy gold mine halifaxexaminer.ca/economy/natura…

The native species of Pictou County, including Brook Trout and Atlantic Salmon, offer numerous opportunities. We must prioritize their conservation and protection to ensure their continued viability. NS Fisheries/Aquaculture NS Fisheries/Aquaculture Marco MacLeod Tim Houston pictouadvocate.com/community/spor…

EverWind plans Canada's largest wind farm for Guysborough County | SaltWire saltwire.com/halifax/busine…

Help Shape the Future of Atlantic Salmon! DFO is developing a strategy for wild Atlantic salmon conservation, and they want your input. You can learn more, read the draft strategy, and find the link to share your feedback at our blog post: asf.ca/engagement-opp…

Wild Atlantic salmon deaths in Sligo river (Ireland) trigger investigation #Atlanticsalmon #salmon irishtimes.com/environment/20…

St Barbara’s appeal of Nova Scotia government requirements for Touquoy gold mine reclamation gets firm ‘no’ from environment minister #environment #goldmine #AtlanticGold #NovaScotia halifaxexaminer.ca/environment/st…

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