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Topic:"Jurisdictional Questions" in M12665

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) Audit, conducted by Bates White for 2024 and 2025
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N-52024-2025​ Bates White FAM Audit Report - Redacted 2 passages
Petroleum Hydrocarbon Release at Sydney Coal Railway Train Maintenance Facility
y Management Plan to outline measures that can be implemented at the site to mitigate the presence of PHCs in stormwater that are discharging from the TRMC site onto the adjoining [Federal] property." On May 22, 2025, provided an additiona...

AI summary The document outlines the sources of PHC leakage at the Sydney Coal Railway Train Maintenance Facility and proposes mitigation measures such as stormwater management plans and oil/water separators. NSPI is also reviewing spill containment system options, with costs estimated between $51,000 and $157,000. These projects are capital-related and not recovered through FAM, but the facility is critical to NSPI's coal supply chain.

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ildfire Prevention Measures – Restrictions on Activities in the Woods," August 5, 2025, available at: https://tourismns.ca/news/intouch-blog/wildfire-prevention-measures-restrictions-activities-woods. self-unloading tractor-trailer trucks,...

AI summary The document discusses restrictions on self-unloading tractor-trailer trucks until September 24, 2025, and how this affected NSPI's ability to receive bark deliveries. Suppliers unable to secure these trucks had to sell GMT to other customers, and NSPI commissioned a study to assess and repair a damaged conveyor structure with estimated costs ranging from $ million to $ million.

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THE VULTURE
THE VULTURE On Nov. 27, sails were spotted on the horizon. Dixson had made it. HMS Vulture sailed up the bay with Royal Marines and volunteer Nova Scotia Fencibles. Two days later, Maj. Thomas Batt led a combined force of 150 Royal Nova Sc...

AI summary The text recounts historical events involving the HMS Vulture and its engagement with rebel forces in Nova Scotia, including the burning of farms, the capture and pardon of rebels, and the aftermath involving displaced families and the eventual reconciliation between former adversaries.

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