Jennifer Eaton filed a complaint alleging Nova Scotia Power entered her property on April 4, 2025 and installed a power line without an easement or permission.

M12298 · NSPI Complaint - Land Access - EATON

AI summary

Complainant Jennifer Eaton alleges that Nova Scotia Power physically accessed her property on April 4, 2025 — days after she had called NSP to explicitly withhold consent — and connected a neighbour's power supply by cutting trees and running a line across her land without any easement (E-1, Complaint Narrative).
Eaton states she was affirmatively assured by NSP customer service earlier that week that such an action could not occur without an easement, making the subsequent entry an alleged breach of both that assurance and her property rights.
The complainant is seeking regulatory intervention rather than personal legal action, requesting that NSP be held accountable, that the unauthorized infrastructure be remediated, and that serious consequences be imposed.
No supporting documents were uploaded with the complaint, and NSP's response to Eaton's post-incident contact is not described in the filing.

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What was filed

Documents filed on this day

E-1 Complaint (Redacted exhibits