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Seniors Public Safety Workshops – 2026

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Published: Tuesday, 01 September 2026 08:00

Senior Safety Seminar

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Published: Tuesday, 25 August 2026 14:16
Upcoming Senior Safety Seminar
 
If you haven’t yet had the opportunity to attend one of our **Senior Safety Seminars**, presented in partnership with **Kings Senior Safety**, we invite you to take a moment to learn more about our upcoming events!
 
Join us for valuable information, practical safety tips, and an opportunity to connect with others in our community.
 
**Check out the upcoming seminar and mark your calendar!** We hope to see you there

Public Health Moblie Unit

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Published: Friday, 21 August 2026 14:48

A new Tidal Transit schedule is coming!

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Published: Monday, 27 July 2026 14:43

 

New Tidal Transit Schedule (click here)

Harvest Moon Trailway - Trail surfacing repairs

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Published: Wednesday, 22 July 2026 12:44
Trail surfacing repairs will take place from July 20 to approximately July 30, 2026, at locations along the 34-kilometre KCTS-managed section of the Harvest Moon Trailway, from Cambridge Station west to Greenwood Road.
 
The work will repair damage caused by the July 2024 flooding and includes restoring, grading and compacting trail-surface material.
 
Trail users should expect heavy equipment, construction trucks, truck crossings and possible delays. Please use caution and follow all posted signage while travelling through active work areas. Thank you for your patience!
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Berwick Electric Files 2026 Rate Update Application

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Published: Monday, 20 July 2026 09:33

Berwick Electric Commission has submitted an application to the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) to flow through recent increases in the cost of purchased power from Nova Scotia Power and the Ellershouse Wind Farm. If approved, the adjustment would apply a 3.155% increase to all customer classes. The change is expected to take place in August.

Berwick Electric purchases approximately 86% of its electricity from external suppliers and does not profit from this adjustment — it recovers only the actual cost of the power purchased to serve the community. All rate changes must be reviewed and approved by the NSEB.

Approved rates, along with a full FAQ on why costs are rising, what "flow through" means, and how the new rates compare to current ones, are available.

Berwick_Electric_FAQ.pdf

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  • Public Information Meeting on Finances

    On April 7th, we held a public information session here at Town Hall. The financial future for Berwick was the main topic of discussion, and Berwick’s budget information was presented.

    In case you were unable to attend the session, the information that was discussed last evening is available by  pdf clicking here.(3.39 MB)