Natalie Shea

Marine Science and Environmental Engineer by training, outdoor enthusiast and lover of all animals...opinions are my own

[Natalie Shea @nat7shea]

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[Simply Science @NRCanScience]

When @NRCan research scientist Jessey Rice couldn’t do his usual work in the field, he turned to the Geological Survey of Canada’s archives to re-analyze some old samples with modern techniques!

#Geology #NRCanSci #Research #EarthSciences

[Global Halifax @globalhalifax]

#BREAKING: Up to 80 cm of snow could fall in parts of N.S. this weekend, with warnings issued by Environment Canada

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[Natalie Shea @nat7shea]

Yes my dad is the Snowbird Biker … this is his latest vlog.. https://t.co/X9zfKhrbBs

[Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau]

History has been made. We’ve finalized an agreement on the devolution of Nunavut – putting decision-making about the territory’s land, water, and resources back in the hands of the people who know Nunavut best: Nunavummiut themselves.

[CBC Nova Scotia @CBCNS]

A damning report from Food Banks Canada puts Nova Scotia last among all Canadian provinces in an evaluation of poverty reduction efforts.https://t.co/8ySCcSu5zs

[hfxgov @hfxgov]

August 5, noon: Residents are asked to use caution today as heavy rain events will impact ditches, roads and other infrastructure not yet repaired from previous flooding.

[The Chronicle Herald @chronicleherald]

A thunderstorm struck parts of HRM early Saturday morning, bringing heavy rainfall and causing flooding in some areas. https://t.co/coRygJCWVp

[Natalie Shea @nat7shea]

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[CNSOPB @CNSOPB]

We are hiring!

The CNSOPB is looking for an experienced communications professional to lead the implementation of the our communications strategy and to help us as we transition to become the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Energy Regulator.

https://t.co/FwcMeStdyU

[Natalie Shea @nat7shea]

@CNSOPB Best wishes Carl !!

[Genevieve Marquis @GenevievMarquis]

#Geology #Nunavut #Job @GSC_CGC Check out this job poster @NRCan at the Geological Survey of Canada

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@Roger_Paulen @JesseyRice @Rejcouture @LarmagnatS @AASappin @Daniele_R1 @dpettsy @nikole_bingham

[Halifax Fire News @HRMFireNews]

Be advised, a tornado watch has been issued by Environment Canada for Hants County, as indicated by the northern yellow segment of the map attached here. The watch was issued as of 4pm. I am back online and will monitor for any significant events.

[Natural Resources @NS_DNR]

Wildfire Update, June 4 (morning) The Tantallon and Hammonds Plains wildfires are now under control, which means they are contained and not expected to move, but still not out. The total number of active wildfires in the province is now five. Below are details on these wildfires.

[Roger C. Paulen @Roger_Paulen]

On the air this morning with CBC Labrador Morning @CBCLabrador, with @JesseyRice discussing our current @GSC_CGC GEM-GeoNorth Hopedale activity, and our current engagement trip to Nunatsiavut communities.

[Halifax Fire News @HRMFireNews]

The fire weather index for today is forecast to reach "high" at the Pockwock station, and "very high" in Porters Lake. This is a change from "moderate" in Pockwock yesterday, and "extreme" in Porters Lake. Risk of additional fires remains very high. Stay diligent.

[CTV Ottawa @ctvottawa]

A deputy minister says the government plans to dispose of half of federal buildings across the country due to the hybrid work model. https://t.co/0Qa7labkQh

[CNSOPB @CNSOPB]

The CNSOPB and the C-NLOPB were happy to be in Ottawa to support the introduction of Bill C-49 which will amend the Accord Acts to expand our respective mandates to include the regulation of offshore renewable energy. @CNLOPB @NRCan @NS_DNRR

https://t.co/lsJj8TtPWa

[hfxgov @hfxgov]

Effective 11 p.m. tonight, Mayor Mike Savage and Regional Council have declared a local state of emergency in the communities affected by the fires. Details: https://t.co/zj4SaDjDJF

[Halifax Fire News @HRMFireNews]

It's a bad day for HRM, no other way to put it. Look out for your neighbours, and thank your firefighters, many of whom put themselves seriously in harm's way today. Unfortunately, it is far from over but hopefully some improvement tomorrow.