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Storm closes main highway from Nova Scotia
‘Princess of Acadia’ ferry on schedule from Saint John
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Storm closes main highway from Nova Scotia
‘Princess of Acadia’ ferry on schedule from Saint John
Road conditions in Nova Scotia are deteriorating rapidly due to extremely stormy weather and very poor visibility in many areas, according to the province’s Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal department.
Hwy. 104, between Truro and the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border is closed due to weather conditions and will remain closed until further notice.
Halifax Stanfield Airport is reporting that flight delays are possible because of weather.
A check at mid-morning with the Digby terminal of Bay Ferries found the ‘Princess of Acadia’ sailing from Saint John is on schedule
Halifax Stanfield Airport is reporting that flight delays are possible because of weather.
A check at mid-morning with the Digby terminal of Bay Ferries found the ‘Princess of Acadia’ sailing from Saint John is on schedule
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