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Local government in Nova Scotia (Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University. Current publications) by C. Bruce Fergusson, 1962
Government House (Bulletin of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia) by J. S Martell, 1939
A letter to the Right Honorable Earl Russell: Advocating the removal of Lord Mulgrave from the Government of Nova Scotia by Charles Tupper, 1862
Publications of the Governments of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, 1758-1952 by Olga Bernice Bishop, 1957
A calendar of twoletter-books and one commission-book in the possession of the government of Nova Scotia, 1713-1741 [microform] (Nova Scotia Archives ; 2) by Archibald Macmechan, 1900
The mineralogy of Nova Scotia. A report to the provincial government by Henry How, 2010-08-14
The Spirit of Industry and Improvement: Liberal Government and Rural-Industrial Society, Nova Scotia, 1790-1862 by Daniel Samson, 2009-06
The Mineralogy Of Nova Scotia: A Report To The Provincial Government (1869) by Henry How, 2010-09-10
The Mineralogy of Nova Scotia; A Report to the Provincial Government by Henry How, 2010-10-14
The Mineralogy Of Nova Scotia: A Report To The Provincial Government (1869) by Henry How, 2010-09-10
A financial condition index for Nova Scotia municipalities.: An article from: Government Finance Review by Timothy Mercer, Mark Gilbert, 1996-10-01
The media and the government parties in Nova Scotia by Louise Ring, 1986
The romance of Government House [Halifax, Nova Scotia] by James Stuart Martell, 1956
Province of Nova Scotia: Its history, government, climate, people, cities & towns, geographical features, industries, handicrafts, recreations (Provincial series) by Raymond A Simpson, 1953

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Nova Scotia Government - PainterDude.com
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The ABCs Of Nova Scotia Government
The ABCs of nova scotia government. The ABCs of the nova scotia government, on theother hand, might take a lifetime to understand how and why they function.
http://www.aims.ca/Archive/Review/abcnsgov.htm

Extractions: HO REMEMBERS THE ALPHABET song? Personally, I sang it often as a child - even though I always struggled with the frustration that our Canadian pronunciation of the letter Z, being "zed", didnt rhyme in the end. Still, it was a handy ditty that made learning easy. The ABCs of the Nova Scotia government, on the other hand, might take a lifetime to understand how and why they function. A is for Agencies. B is for Boards. C is for Commissions. And this government is bloated with them. So bloated that they've lost track of how many there actually are. Seriously, ask anyone in government who should know, and they won't be able to tell you. The latest rough guess puts the number of ABCs anywhere between 125-175 of them - or more. Add another "C", the 26 Crown corporations owned by Nova Scotia, and you could be looking at nearly 200 of these entities Some of the ABCs may be largely volunteer in nature, but nothing is costless. If the public actually knew there were so many ABCs out there, it could reasonably question the taxpayer benefit of any number of them. A small scratch at a huge surface finds that there is a Fences Arbitration Board for every single county in Nova Scotia. There is something in the way of a Special Places Committee. Huh? And, there is a Provincial Community Pasture Board that realized a net loss of nearly $100,000 in 1997 and 1998.
AIMS Nova Scotia Program Review Page
The ABCs of nova scotia government Click here to read The ABCs of NovaScotia Government. Bringing Government Finances into Focus
http://www.aims.ca/Archive/Review/review.htm

Extractions: S PART OF ITS response to the provinces fiscal difficulties, the Government of Nova Scotia has asked an external group, Voluntary Plannings Fiscal Management Task Force (FMTF), to examine all program spending in the province and to recommend ways in which that spending could be reduced. The task force is chaired by Allan Shaw The FMTF has now produced a Preliminary Report and is expected to produce a final report by the end of January, following public consultations. This page on the AIMS website is intended to give Nova Scotians some useful information in understanding the context in which the program review is taking place, as well as some tools for assessing the value of the final recommendations, when they are made public. The Context: Nova Scotia will run a deficit on the order of $500-million in the current fiscal year, and has added nearly $2-billion to its total debt in the last 5 years. Net debt service charges on the provinces existing $11-billion of total debt cost the provincial treasury around $800-million per year. Nova Scotia On the Financial Brink In a pre-budget briefing to Finance Minister Neil LeBlanc last October, AIMS laid out why this situation was unsustainable and required urgent action by the province in order to avoid serious consequences for the provinces ability to provide needed public services. To read this briefing paper
New Catholic Times: Nova Scotia Government Wins 3rd Annual Code Of Silence Award
Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals nova scotia government wins3rd annual Code of Silence Award Canada New Catholic Times, June 15, 2003.
http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0MKY/is_11_27/ai_104522967

Extractions: TORONTO The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) has awarded the Nova Scotia government its third annual Code of Silence Award, recognizing the most secretive government department in Canada. "Many government officials work tirelessly to keep vital and often troubling information hidden from the public," said Robert Cribb, CAJ president. "This award honours their dedication. From public health risks to government waste, our finalists have shown an abiding commitment to secrecy." The award was announced as part of the CAJ's award ceremony, held during the association's 25th anniversary national conference. The Code of Silence awarda plaque featuring a padlock hanging from chainswas accepted on behalf of the government. The Nova Scotia government received the honour for a pattern of secrecy over the past year, including instituting the highest fees in the country for access to information requests. The result has been a sharp decrease in the number of requests under the act. Also last year, the government denied a freedom of information request for background material on why cabinet decided to cut some programs and keep othersa decision later overturned by the courts. The Nova Scotia government was chosen by journalists and members of the public over three other nominees.
Nova Scotia - Nouvelle-Écosse
Assistance With Cost of School Supplies August 25, 2003 The nova scotia governmentis once again helping families on income assistance buy school supplies. .
http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/nsbkmrk.htm

Extractions: Straight Goods is a subscription-based online magazine with a decidedly left slant on current events and social issues. Current site content is free, but you must be a subscriber to access most of the older material. If you can afford the $30/yr. subscription fee ($10/yr. for low-income subscribers), this is an excellent resource with an enormous archive of information.
Canada And Nova Scotia Sign Agreement To Assist People With Disabilities
In 200203, the federal government and the nova scotia government contributed over$18 million to eligible labour market programs for people with disabilities
http://www.sdc.gc.ca/en/cs/comm/sd/news/2004/040405.shtml

Extractions: HALIFAX - Nova Scotians with disabilities will be able to more easily participate in the labour market due to a new agreement signed today by the Honourable Liza Frulla, Minister of Social Development Canada, and the Honourable David Morse, Nova Scotia Minister of Community Services. "Canada must take full advantage of the talents and abilities of all of its citizens" said Minister Frulla. "This agreement is designed to help Canadians with disabilities overcome the obstacles they face in entering the labour market and ensure that they are able to participate fully in our economy and society. I am so pleased to work with my provincial counterpart on this national priority." "The agreement signed today is an important step in the right direction in our efforts to improve the quality of life for all Nova Scotians with disabilities," said Minister Morse. "We look forward to further strengthening and broadening opportunities for these Nova Scotians and welcome additional federal dollars to support these efforts." The agreement supports a broad range of programs and services to respond to the needs of people with disabilities, from skills development to encouraging employer readiness, to supporting a person at work, and to ensuring that a person is able to remain working.
Egale Canada > Nova Scotia Government Extends Same-Sex Pension Benefits
May 25, 1998. nova scotia government Extends SameSex Pension Benefits. Pressuremounts for federal government not to appeal Ontario court ruling in CUPE.
http://www.egale.ca/index.asp?lang=E&menu=61&item=238
Nova Scotia Salmon Association: Links
Page Environment Canada National Pollutant Release Inventory Government of Canadanova scotia government - Department of Environment and Labour Nova Scotia
http://www.novascotiasalmon.ns.ca/links/index.asp
Nova Scotia Government Sunday Shopping
We fail to see why it would cost more for Government offices to open on Sunday andnot retail? Retail workers can now refuse to work on Sundays in Nova Scotia.
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Extractions: Comparing Sunday workers to those who do not work Sunday Have people ever been getting the wrong picture in regards to the Sunday shopping issue. Retail workers are continually compared to others already working on Sunday , like for instance Lobster fishermen, Farmers, Service Stations, restaurants, small stores. One such debate is taking place on this web site by Randy Carter If you throw litter on the ground, run around in the nude , or drive on the wrong side of the road ,does it make it someone else's fault? When people apply to work Sundays is it everyone's fault that works in retail? Should we all feel guilty because these people originally chose to work on Sundays? What Mr.Carter and others do not mention when presenting this argument to the public is that - 1) These people that work on Sunday chose to work Sundays. 2) These people were hired to work Sundays.
Insurance-Canada.ca: Nova Scotia Government Delivers Lower Rates, More Protectio
print this article. ConsumerInfo on Auto Insurance. nova scotia governmentDelivers Lower Rates, More Protection for Consumers. June 25, 2003.
http://www.insurance-canada.ca/consinfoauto/NSGov200306.php

Extractions: Insurance-Canada.ca provides information to consumers about auto insurance in Canada. Overview Insurance: What's it all about? Consumer Resources Glossary ... Leave 'em Laughing ConsumerInfo by Type of Insurance Automobile Homeowners/tenants Health Life ... Other Directories for Personal and Business Consumers of Insurance Overview List of Consumer Directories OnLine Quotes Auto, Home, Life.. Special Coverages Property, Auto, Boats etc.... Jobs Opportunities Master Directory of Providers Brokers, Agents, Companies.. Insurance-Canada.ca Overview What's New Privacy Feedback/Contact Us ... print this article ConsumerInfo on Auto Insurance Nova Scotia Government Delivers Lower Rates, More Protection for Consumers June 25, 2003 Nova Scotians can look forward to lower auto insurance rates and more protection based on a government plan announced today, June 25, by Environment and Labour Minister Ron Russell. The government's plan lowers auto insurance rates for consumers by an average of 20 per cent. The plan also introduces better protection and more options to the insurance system for consumers.
Insurance Executive Speaks Out On Nova Scotia Automobile Insurance
The Dominion encourages the nova scotia government to continue withthe dialogue and commends the Atlantic Canada task force report.
http://www.insurance-canada.ca/consinfoauto/ExecNSAuto310.php

Extractions: Insurance-Canada.ca provides information to consumers about auto insurance in Canada. Overview Insurance: What's it all about? Consumer Resources Glossary ... Leave 'em Laughing ConsumerInfo by Type of Insurance Automobile Homeowners/tenants Health Life ... Other Directories for Personal and Business Consumers of Insurance Overview List of Consumer Directories OnLine Quotes Auto, Home, Life.. Special Coverages Property, Auto, Boats etc.... Jobs Opportunities Master Directory of Providers Brokers, Agents, Companies.. Insurance-Canada.ca Overview What's New Privacy Feedback/Contact Us ... print this article ConsumerInfo on Auto Insurance Insurance Executive Speaks Out On Nova Scotia Automobile Insurance TORONTO, Oct. 29 2003 - "We are shocked and deeply offended by the punitive insurance legislation passed by the Government of Nova Scotia", said George Cooke, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company. "I strongly urge the Premier not to proclaim this Bill, start over and get it right." "The government has ordered 20% reductions in automobile insurance premiums, effective November 1, 2003, and extended its price freeze to November, 2004." Mr. Cooke continued to explain: "Nova Scotians deserve rate relief, but that can only be realized if compensation levels - which are set by the government and over which the industry has no control - are reduced appropriately."
Government Relations: Nova Scotia Government Contacts
7, One Government Place 1700 Granville St., PO Box 726 Halifax, B3J Minister responsiblefor Acadian Affairs, Minister responsible for Nova Scotia Resources Ltd
http://www.retailcouncil.org/govrelations/provincial/ns/gov_contacts.asp
Nova Scotia Government Resources - Dalhousie University Libraries
nova scotia government Resources. Government of Nova Scotia web site.This gateway offers links to a wide range of information as
http://www.library.dal.ca/subjects/NSGovResources.htm

Extractions: Legislature This page offers access to the Legislative Library catalogue as well as the Monthly Checklist . Another source for identifying N.S. documents is the Government Publications Catalogue . The Hansard (Debates of the House of Assembly) and Committee Proceedings are also available here while Bills Statutes and Regulations are the responsibility of the Office of the Legislative Counsel
Nova Scotia Government
ZapMeta Directory Regional North America Canada Nova matches. . The Government of Nova Scotia * Editor s Choice! Official siteof the Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly of Government. Consisting
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Vigilant Case Studies - Nova Scotia Government Bookstore
sure they get it. The association of Vigilant, Century Computers and GW Ross isone that had no difficulty earning the approval of the nova scotia government.
http://www.vigilant.com/company/newsroom/case_studies/government/nova_scotia_gov

Extractions: Print PDF Gary Ross is a Chartered Accountant with a difference. Aside from carrying on an active general accounting practice, he is also a certified reseller of Vigilant. "I've always had a strong interest in IT (Information Technology) matters," asserts Ross. "When I got my first look at Vigilant, I knew it would be ideal for many of my corporate clients. After I'd installed Vigilant on a client's system and realized that there was a market here for a particular kind of service, I went after it." Ross works closely with another Halifax-based computer store known as Century Computers. The company focuses primarily on corporate clients, offering an ideal combination of skills and service. "Our partnership offers real strength to our clients," Ross declares with conviction. "First of all, Vigilant offers a powerful, cost-effective solution. Then, there are particular skills that Century Computers brings to each contract. Their expertise lies in designing, implementing and servicing networked computer systems," he explains. "Lastly, there's me-when I install Vigilant, I'm doing it from a business and accounting perspective-I know what my clients need and I make sure they get it." The association of Vigilant, Century Computers and G.W. Ross is one that had no difficulty earning the approval of the Nova Scotia government. Seven Visitor Centres across the province were in need of automation in their retail operations, as well as the Government Bookstores. Both the Nova Scotia Ministry of Tourism and their Government Bookstores have implemented Vigilant since meeting with Ross.
Government Nova Scotia Canada North America
The Government of Nova Scotia www.gov.ns.ca/ Canada nova scotia government. Assessment Services www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/asmt Canada nova scotia government.
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Nova Scotia CBSC - Nova Scotia Government Publications
printer friendly button. nova scotia government Publications. Service NovaScotia and Municipal Relations. Last Verified 200207-25, Document No. 8213.
http://www.cbsc.org/ns/english/display.cfm?code=8213&coll=NS_PROVBIS_E
EGovernment Resource Centre: Nova Scotia
With the summer driving season on our doorstep, the nova scotia government is makingsure that finding a gas station is easier than ever . Health Records.
http://www.egov.vic.gov.au/International/TheAmericas/Canada/provinces/novascotia

Extractions: Home International The Americas Canada Other Options Nova Scotia Public Input Wanted for Website . Department of Transportation and Public Works, Government of Nova Scotia, News Release, February 16, 2004. "A new survey is asking for public input into the website of the Department of Transportation and Public Works. Beginning Monday, Feb. 16, the public is being asked to fill out an online survey about the department website. The survey which is looking for feedback about the content and layout of the website is available at
Government In Nova Scotia - Links And Resources
Government in Nova Scotia. nova scotia government Most Province of NovaScotia government offices are housed in the capital city of Halifax.
http://www.highway7.com/links/link-government1.html
Falls Lake Cottages & Campground Nova Scotia Government Cottage And Campground F
1 Evangeline Trail Nearest City or Town Windsor, Nova Scotia Nearest Lake/ River/Body of Water Falls Lake Type of Vacation Property Government Cottage and
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