The province has apologized to some small business owners in Bedford, N.S., who were affected by July’s floods, after they applied to a relief program that was posted online in error. The program called for applications from small businesses who could not operate due to the floods, saying they could be eligible for a one-time grant of $2,500. “This whole time I thought somebody was working on it,” said John Connors, the owner of East Coast Kicks, a sneaker store in Bedford Place Mall. His store was inundated with up to 13 centimetres of water, leaving many high-end shoes damaged. With losses estimated at more than $150,000, Connors said he applied to the program in September. Water is sh
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