Home Industrial 2025

Industrial 2025

CANSO: What began as an ambitious dream in rural Nova Scotia is now rocketing toward reality. Maritime Launch Services, the company developing Spaceport Nova Scotia, secured two major partnerships this past summer to position Canada to play...
Parent company pleased with possibilities on the horizon By Corey LeBlanc CANSO: Operations are well underway at one of Guysborough County’s key employers, with Canso Seafoods Ltd. reporting a strong and...
Strait Area Campus to launch wind turbine technician program in 2026 By Corey LeBlanc PORT HAWKESBURY: With the global wind energy sector experiencing rapid growth – including here in Nova Scotia...
Mulgrave terminal installs $1.6M bridge to accommodate wind turbine transport as port eyes role in future onshore and offshore energy projects By Tom Peters MULGRAVE: The Strait of Canso Superport is...
By Tom Peters PORT HASTINGS: Port Hastings-based Celtic Air Services is entering a new phase of growth, marked by a strategic partnership and a return to its helicopter roots. “We have...
IONA: Following years of research conducted at the Iona port, Lillianah Technologies has officially expanded its operations with the opening of a new facility that includes a laboratory and dedicated research space. The company has been collecting...
GOLDBORO: In a transformative year for the energy landscape of Nova Scotia, the quiet coastal community of Goldboro has found itself at the heart of a major shift – from fossil fuel aspirations to renewable energy innovation.
GOLDBORO: In a transformative move for Canada’s gold mining sector, NexGold Mining Corp. and Signal Gold Inc. have officially merged, forming a powerhouse in near-term gold development with a local project rooted in one of the country’s...
POINT TUPPER: A recent preliminary study has identified Point Tupper as a promising location for green cement production, positioning the Strait Area to potentially play a major role in a global industry projected to reach $89 billion...
By Tom Peters CAPE BRETON: Direct air connections between Halifax and several major European cities are expected to stimulate tourism in Nova Scotia this summer. Airlines such as WestJet, Discover Airlines, and Air Canada...




Port Hawkesbury Reporter
Translate »