Nicole Gnazdowsky’s emotions were mixed Tuesday when she learned that Nova Scotia Power was one of three companies facing charges in connection with her brother’s 2020 workplace death. “I’m happy that we’re finally getting somewhere, but we’re not there yet,” Gnazdowsky said in an interview. “I’m super glad that all three companies are now charged […]
Cooking eggs is highly skilled labour
Morning File, Tuesday, October 26, 2021
News 1. Province records 99th death from COVID-19 Tim Bousquet reports: A man in his 70s who lived in Nova Scotia Health’s Western Zone has died from COVID-19. He is the 99th person to die from the disease in the province. Additionally, Nova Scotia today announced 57 new cases of COVID-19 over three days (Friday, […]
After a chance encounter at a park, Liberal leader Iain Rankin called the RCMP on Nicole Gnazdowsky
Gnazdowsky, a constituent in Rankin's Timberlea-Prospect riding, has been fighting for answers about her brother's workplace death.
Liberal leader Iain Rankin called the RCMP after a chance encounter with a constituent on Sunday. Nicole Gnazdowsky ran into Rankin at a park in the former premier’s Timberlea-Prospect riding on Sunday afternoon. Both Gnazdowsky and Rankin brought their dogs to the park to play fetch, but when Gnazdowsky spotted her MLA, she approached him […]
Weekend File
The articles we published from October 16 to 22, 2021.
Welcome to Weekend File. Here are links to all the articles you might have missed last week. Jump to sections in this article: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday, October 17 1. White lawyer Nash Brogan and Black lawyer Lyle Howe are each charged with professional misconduct, but the Barristers Society is […]
Changing views of Peggy’s Cove
Morning File, Tuesday, October 19, 2021
News 1. Andrew Gnazdowsky’s family to sue province over his workplace death A year ago, 26-year-old Andrew Gnazdowsky, drowned while trying to fix a piece of equipment at Nova Scotia Power’s Marshall Falls reservoir in Sheet Harbour. Now, his family has served notice it plans to sue the provincial government, Zane Woodford reports: Since his […]
A year after Andrew Gnazdowsky’s workplace death, his family has served the government notice of intent to sue
A year after he died, the family of a man killed on the job has notified the provincial government of its intention to sue for negligence. Andrew Gnazdowsky, 26, died at Nova Scotia Power’s Marshall Falls reservoir in Sheet Harbour on Oct. 16, 2020. Gnazdowsky was on the site working for a New Brunswick company […]