The Nova Scotia Energy Board will use its interrupter mechanism to change the price of gasoline and diesel. The board says the change is necessary because of significant shifts in the market price. The price at the pumps will be adjusted after midnight tonight. Fighting in the Middle East, four days after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, has disrupted the world’s oil supply causing the price of crude oil to go up.
Lunenburg extends deadline for 2026 Community Grant Program
