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Proponents of uranium mining in Labrador are hoping the Nunatsiavut government lifts a three-year moratorium that saw exploration dry up and economic opportunities shrivel. Opponents fear the effects of proceeding. The issue has been a divisive one, and a tough decision lies ahead. The debate was polarizing, the decision in doubt. In the spring of 2008, the Nunatsiavut government in …Continue Reading
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When it comes to investment and opportunity, Atlantic Canada is the place to be. Everyone who knows me knows that I am one of the world’s most determined optimists. My glass is never less than half full. There’s always a bright side. And tomorrow will indeed be a better day. I guess that’s why, even in the darkest days of …Continue Reading
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Atlantic Canada’s progress towards a future of clean, renewable power is, at best, slow and steady. Still, all governments continue to insist they are committed to reducing their provinces’ reliance on fossil fuels. How, exactly, are they doing? It was, at the time, a revelation – a seemingly inexhaustible supply of comparatively clean, inexpensive energy that ushered in a new …Continue Reading
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Making calls, and calls waiting N.S. has made dozens of pitches to industry on oil and gas potential; will get indication on level of interest when parcel bids close in January SANDY MACMULLIN has been a man on the move, spinning the compass and being spun around the globe on roughly 30 visits through eight countries this year. MacMullin, the …Continue Reading
