Each year, Nova Communications employees collect donations to be distributed to food banks across Canada. This year’s recipients are 11 different food banks across Canada, from Sydney, Nova Scotia to Delta, British Columbia. According to Food Banks Canada, there are over 500 food banks across Canada and close to 900,000 Canadians using food banks on… Read More»
Source: CBC News An Iridium 9555 Satellite Phone was used in the rescue of three sailors stranded in rough seas off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada. The two men and one woman were caught in a nasty storm on the night of September 19, with high winds and severe swell, about 100 kilometres south… Read More»
Originally Published in Security Director by Leischen Stelter Nova Communications is proud to have worked with Chubb Security and Motorola Solutions to provide the Halifax Regional Municipality’s ferry system with Canada’s first Motorola AP7181 Mobile Mesh Network. HALIFAX, Nova Scotia—Taking a corporate approach to security was an important step for Halifax Regional Municipality in its… Read More»
Don Dickson speaks fondly about his time as a co-op student with Nova Communications. At the tender age of 50, Dickson had just finished a two year electronics course at the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC), and was looking for experience in the wireless communications industry. He found an opportunity with Nova Communications, and fifteen… Read More»
Frontrunner in onshore natural gas uses new wireless technology to create a competitive advantage Source: Corridor Resources Inc. Corridor Resources Inc. is a name well-known around Atlantic Canada not only for its exploration of oil and gas, but for its use of innovative technologies for production. So when the company was looking for wireless technology… Read More»
After connecting thousands of Nova Scotian’s, the province’s successful broadband project is now making connections with countries around the world. A delegation from three Caribbean countries wrapped up a tour exploring economic opportunities arising from Nova Scotia’s broadband initiative today, March 30. Visiting the province are government ministers Ambrose George (Dominica), Evan Gumbs (Anguilla), Glenn… Read More»
Eskasoni, Nova Scotia – The all-seeing eye of a camera has stopped bullying in its tracks aboard a Cape Breton school bus. “It seems to be curbing the behavior of students,” said Jeff Paul of the two small cameras recently installed on a school bus by a Dartmouth company, Nova Communications. Mr. Paul is Superintendent… Read More»
Source: The Chronicle Herald Council awards $1.28m tender to Dartmouth firm By AMY PUGSLEY FRASER City Hall Reporter Metro Transit’s 200 buses are about to be fitted with security cameras. But don’t expect a transit police force any time soon. At council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, councillors voted to award a $1.28-million tender to Nova… Read More»
