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@MBSNewsMaritime @CdnPressNews A lot of Uber drivers act like they own the road and driving rules and parking regulations don’t mean anything to them, they are special in their own minds

Driver oversight: Documents reveal Uber's behind-the-scenes lobbying in Halifax thecanadianpressnews.ca/business/drive… via @CdnPressNews

@mattdagley @NovaScotiaGuy73 I would treat that as a scam

@NovaScotiaGuy73 Same. So I'm not sure why the text.

I wonder if this is a real text.

@annemurray1 @TheSpinners2 Wow

Anne joins R&B group The Spinners, performing 'Then Came You' on The Mike Douglas Show in 1980, highlighting her musical diversity and crossover appeal. @TheSpinners2 #throwback #classicmusic #vintagevibes #thespinners

@BBCWorld He might think that caveats are those little fish eggs that you eat, you better explain it to him

Trump's hopes for an Iran peace deal come with caveats bbc.in/4wuawmK

@CTVAtlantic That’s like putting a bike lane at an intersection, stopping people from turning right on a red light and then wondering why traffic backs up at times at that intersection

Mayor calls for better communication after Halifax approves bar’s patio, rips up sidewalk ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nova-…

@mattdagley That building has been under construction for years, I think they started it before the pandemic began

The fire on Cogswell Street is now under control. (Photo: Halifax Professional Fire Fighters)

@katemckenna8 Not quite sure what Pierre has for post secondary education but I don’t think he went to school long enough.

Poilievre blasts Carney, Liberal economic record in Canadian Club speech nationalnewswatch.com/2026/04/16/poi…

@MeriaRmsTitanic I’m in Halifax, Canada, I have a cousin that lives in Hythe, visited there with my elderly mother a couple of times, beautiful place

#Titanic passing off Hythe

@mattdagley if all of these sales trips result in investments it’ll be interesting to see how much Nova Scotians don’t own of what’s in their own province

Premier Travels to Calgary to Promote Energy Opportunities Premier Tim Houston will be in Calgary from today, April 7, to Friday, April 10, for meetings with major energy companies as well as the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers and the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors. The meetings, with companies that work in oil, natural gas and renewable energy, will build on an ongoing effort to increase interest in Nova Scotia’s natural resources. The Premier will also co-host a roundtable and dinner with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. “We can see how volatile gas prices have become with global uncertainties. While demand for energy is going up, we have a wealth of natural resources that are untapped,” said Premier Houston. “I’m having conversations that are paving the way for responsible, safe development that can boost our economy and energy security while providing reliable, high-paying jobs for Nova Scotians.” In addition to onshore natural gas opportunities that can be found in rock formations underground in Nova Scotia, the province has estimates of up to 148 trillion cubic feet of underdeveloped offshore natural gas that could provide reliable supply, economic value and energy security for North America for decades. Nova Scotia also has some of the strongest and most consistent offshore winds in the world, with the potential to power about a quarter of Canada’s electricity needs. The one project, one review agreement that was recently announced with the federal government also removes barriers to economic growth and energy security by supporting a clear, streamlined regulatory environment.

@CTVNews Be interesting to see who’s paying the people that are doing the shooting and why they’re paying them to protect the place, must be something there

YouTubers trespass at Epstein’s former Zorro Ranch, claim they were shot at ctvnews.ca/world/article/…

@mattdagley Eggs over easy, perfect

Sam’s.

@CTVNews How cool is that? They’re irritated by another country thinking that they should buy more from each other.

‘Buy Canadian’ policy flagged by U.S. as trade irritant: report ctvnews.ca/business/artic…

@mattdagley 12 metric tonnes of racecar shaped chocolate bars, gonna be difficult to get rid of that stuff

KitKat.

@chronicleherald Almon st bike lane, $4500 per meter…..

Will Halifax’s new mobility plan make you rethink driving? Councillors say traffic congestion will only get worse saltwire.com/nova-scotia/ha…

@chronicleherald And Tim is trying to sell the place to the Americans

Opinion: Bean counters not listening to Nova Scotians saltwire.com/nova-scotia/ha…

@CTVAtlantic He’s starting to realize that people are mad about what he’s doing and it seems he doesn’t have the capability to understand that

Premier Houston returns from Texas to more heat at Nova Scotia legislature ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nova-…

@chronicleherald It’s going to be an ongoing issue for a long time, lots of people making healthy paycheques dealing with this issue, out of a job if it gets settled, their first priority is not to get laid off

Making it harder to drive? Halifax’s updated transportation strategy hits the gas on alternate modes of getting around saltwire.com/nova-scotia/ha…

@mattdagley “Capital of defense“? It’s a team effort Tim, there’s no capital.

Statement From Premier on Federal Defence Investments The following is a statement from Premier Tim Houston in response to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement on defence investments "When Prime Minister Mark Carney announced his commitment to increase investment in Canada’s defence sector, I let him know: Nova Scotia is ready to lead. Nova Scotians have always answered the call. At sea, on land and in the air. I’m sure, in part, that’s why the Prime Minister chose Nova Scotia to make this significant investment in defence. We are Canada’s capital of defence, and that didn’t happen by accident. It happened because of who and where we are. I’m thrilled that, today, Prime Minister Carney is recognizing what Nova Scotia has to offer to successfully implement Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy. The announcement includes about $2 billion for major, targeted investments that will modernize critical infrastructure, build new facilities, and support the next generation of naval and air fleets. Thank you for recognizing Nova Scotia as the most logical place to invest billions of dollars in defence. Growing up in a military family, I know first-hand what this investment will mean for our military personnel. As Canada continues to implement its new defence strategy, and future investments are identified, Nova Scotia will be ready to contribute as Canada’s capital of defence. Nova Scotia is trusted with projects that will support the future of Canada and our allies’ security. NATO selected Halifax as the home for its North American headquarters for the Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic. Canada selected Dartmouth for the first Maritime Defence Innovation Secure Hub and announced an investment in a dedicated space launch pad near Canso – a $200 million deal. We’re also building Canada’s River-class destroyers, and the next generation of ice breakers for the northern patrol. Six of Canada’s top 10 defence companies operate in Nova Scotia, and we stand ready to sustain Canada’s next fleet of submarines and the growing air force assets in Greenwood. Our well-established and growing financial tech sector is supporting Canada’s bid to be the host of the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB). Nova Scotia’s established military presence, integrated supply chain, renowned universities and research capabilities, and highly skilled workforce are all critical ingredients to our success in defence. As world events continue to demonstrate why these investments are necessary, Nova Scotia is ready to protect and serve a free and strong Canada. As our country stands in the face of uncertainty, and looks toward the future, the heart of Canada’s defence beats right here, in Nova Scotia. Where we’re proud to be Canada’s capital of defence." (Photo: NS gov)

@chronicleherald The person that saw the city vehicle in the intersection and continued towards him said “come on buddy, give me a break“ like he’s entitled to a break. He could’ve been a courteous driver but chose not to be and then escalated the situation, I hope he’s proud of himself.

Halifax investigating employee's response to road rage incident caught on camera saltwire.com/nova-scotia/ha…

@mattdagley Thank you for putting that out there

Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Halifax, NS making a funding announcement for National Defence. Video coming soon.