HALIFAX—The Nova Scotia government has reached a deal with Ottawa to make Sable Island the country’s newest national park. Premier Darrell Dexter signed the agreement in Halifax with Peter ...

Nova Scotia's Sable Island, known for its shipwrecks and wild horses, is on its way to becoming a national park, which means no drilling on or around it. CBC News · Posted: Oct 17, 2011 8:54 AM ...

No Day at the Beach. Seeing Sable Island - which the federal government announced this week will become a national park - is no easy feat. Less than 100 people each year are granted permission to ...

swallowed by the ocean; sable island rapidly disappearing.the waves of the north atlantic washing away one of the oldest landmarks of nova scotia. Share full article June 18, 1888 ...

Nova Scotia is introducing legislation to protect Sable Island and help make it Canada's 43rd national park. Energy Minister Charlie Parker says the legislation mirrors what the federal government ...

The island, about 300 kilometres southeast of Nova Scotia, is known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic, because it is ringed by 300 years of ship wrecks. At least 223 ships are known to have wrecked ...

HALIFAX The Nova Scotia government has reached a deal with Ottawa to make Sable Island the country’s newest national park. Premier Darrell Dexter signed the agreement in Halifax with Peter Kent ...