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During disasters and emergencies, community centres often become comfort centres (places where people gather, access…
In the matter of the Municipal Government Act of the Province of Nova Scotia Part VI and any subsequent amendments the…
Accessibility Survey Link
Reminder for residents that regular scheduled pickup for Monday, October 10th, will be picked up the following Monday,…
The Canso/Hazel Hill Water Utility will be flushing hydrants during the evenings of October 10th - October 21st from 7…
The Provincial government is asking Nova Scotians to provide feedback on housing needs.
Today, September 26th, the province of Nova Scotia announced Disaster Financial Funding for Nova Scotians affected by…
If the service wires are damaged or on the ground, stay at least 10 meters back and notify the electric company.…
After the storm has passed and it is safe to go outdoors, you can begin to assess your home and property for potential…
Do not enter a flooded basement unless you are sure power is disconnected. Do not use flooded appliances, electrical…
