Nova Scotia Residents Rally Against Proposed Uranium Mining Expansion
Monday, June 2, 2025, 4:21 pm
Residents in Hants County, Nova Scotia, have mobilized to protest plans for uranium mining in the region. Demonstrators demand greater transparency on potential environmental and health impacts while urging local officials to reconsider the proposed measures amid widespread community concern.
The government has previously said companies selected by the province would have to seek permission from landowners to explore.
A Hants County, N.S., resident who planned a weekend meeting to discuss uranium mining in the area says community members want more answers from the Nova Scotia government.
permalink / 2 stories from sources in 43 hours ago #novascotia #protest #atlanticcanada #mining
More Top Stories...
Bank of Canada to announce interest rate decision amid trade tensions
The Bank of Canada is set to announce its interest rate decision today while trade disputes and tariff uncertainties add extra spice to an already murky economic forecast. Analysts expect yet another pause in rate hikes, leaving investors and policymakers both anxious and wryly amused by the unfolding financial drama. More...
Tariff Hikes on Canadian Steel and Aluminum Spark Industry Fears
The U.S. decision to double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum has rattled industry insiders. Experts warn that these aggressive tariffs—now at 50%—could shut Canadian steel out of the U.S. market, forcing companies to scramble for alternatives while trade tensions simmer. More...
Carney Government Undergoes Critical Confidence Vote After Throne Speech
The Liberal government faces a pivotal moment as MPs prepare to vote on the controversial throne speech—a confidence motion that could seal its fate. Political tension is mounting, and a lost vote could force an unexpected general election, leaving officials scrambling to defend their record. More...
Jobs Minister Urges Canada Post Union to Resume Negotiations
Canada’s Jobs Minister is urging Canada Post’s union to return to the bargaining table to resolve disputes over binding arbitration. The call comes amid concerns that prolonged impasse could disrupt postal services and unsettle workers, stressing the need for a rapid and fair resolution. More...
Quebec Law Empowers Victims to Remove Non-consensual Intimate Images
Quebec’s newly enacted law empowers victims of non-consensual intimate image sharing by allowing them to obtain court orders for the rapid removal of private content posted online. The measure mirrors protections in British Columbia, aiming to address digital privacy breaches even if it might not fix every loophole in our overly connected world. More...
Related Tags
Nova Scotia
Historic Grand Banks Schooner's Fate Under Assessment at Lunenburg Shipyard (43 hours ago)
Nova Scotia missing children search enters critical phase (2 days ago)
NS Children Missing Case Reignites Urgent Ground Search (4 days ago)
Protest
Montreal Transit Disruption Ahead as Employee Strike Looms (1 hour ago)
Quebec indigenous leaders oppose forestry reform bill amid row (20 hours ago)
Montreal Transit Shake-Up: STM Strike Prompts Schedule Changes (22 hours ago)
Atlantic Canada
Historic Grand Banks Schooner's Fate Under Assessment at Lunenburg Shipyard (43 hours ago)
Nova Scotia missing children search enters critical phase (2 days ago)
NS Children Missing Case Reignites Urgent Ground Search (4 days ago)
Mining
Nova Scotia landowners exercise right to veto uranium exploration plans (7 days ago)
Ontario Mining Bill Amendments Heat Up Indigenous Protests (7 days ago)
Ontario mining bill dispute ignites threat of community blockades (8 days ago)