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Ottawa to announce $100 million toward offshore wind projects in Nova Scotia

CBC Canada · October 15, 2026 at 7:16 a.m.

Ottawa to announce $100 million toward offshore wind projects in Nova Scotia

A senior government source, who was not authorized to publicly disclose details ahead of the announcement, said Ottawa is putting $5 million toward deploying a fleet of buoys to help measure wind speeds and ocean conditions.

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