Why this Nova Scotia town may need to significantly raise taxes @cbcns
Why this Nova Scotia town may need to significantly raise taxes @cbcns
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Nova Scotia is planning to stop burning coal to make electricity in 2030. That's a major concern for some people in the Town of Trenton, which has been a coal-plant town for the better part of a century. The CBC's Taryn Grant reports.

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