A nor'easter is anticipated to pass by Nova Scotia. It will not impact the province. Meanwhile, a family in Nova Scotia has been residing in a garage for a period of four years. They are continuing to wait for an insurance claim to be settled. The claim is related to damage caused by Hurricane Fiona. The nor'easter will bring adverse weather to Atlantic Canada.
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