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Nova Scotia Government:     more books (100)

History in a government house: A study of those who administered the government of Acadie and that of Nova Scotia until 1784 by John Clarence Webster, 1926 History in a government house: A study of those who administered the government of Acadia, and that of Nova Scotia until 1784 : read before the Nova Scotia Historical Society, April 1st, 1926 by John Clarence Webster, 1926 Official Government 1929 Highway Map, Province of Nova Scotia, Trunk Highway System and Other Principal Roads by Nova Scotia, 1929 The Mineralogy of Nova Scotia: a Report To the Provincial Government (1869) by Henry How, Sailing Directions for Nova Scotia Including the Bay of Fundy and Cape Breton Is by United States Government, 1938-01-01 Report on the results of a survey of provincial government scientific activities in the Province of Nova Scotia by J. W Topham, 1974 The Fault Lines of Empire: Political Differentiation in Massachusetts and Nova Scotia, 1760-1830 (New World in the Atlantic World) by Elizabeth Mancke, 2004-11-30 Nova Scotia and Confederation (Canadian studies in history and government) by K.G. Pryke, 1980-01-05 The Peaceful Revolution: 250 Years of Democracy in Nova Scotia by John Boileau, 2008-09-30 Against the Grain: Foresters and Politics in Nova Scotia by Anders Sandberg, Peter Clancy, 2000-11 Nouvelle-Ecosse.(Rapports législatifs; Nova Scotia Legislature Assembly in session): An article from: Revue parlementaire canadienne by Art Fordham, 2006-06-22 Politics of Nova Scotia by J. Murray Beck, 1985 Nova Scotia.(Legislative Reports): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Art Fordham, 2003-12-22 African Nova Scotian-Mi'kmaw Relations (Fernwood Basics series) by Paula C. Madden, 2010-02-19

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41. Nova Scotia Genealogy Links
    Naturalist Organizations; Nova Scotia Archives Records Management;nova scotia government Tourism, information packages. Nova Scotia  
    http://users.andara.com/~grose/novascot.html
    
    Extractions: Extensively used by many Acadian Genealogy Researchers. Join the Pictou-Roots Subscribe List Nova Scotia Genealogy Mailing List, Registration Nova Scotia Genealogy Association List Server Government Agencies Links Associations Links The Beaton Institute Archive Hants County Genealogy Society Hants County, Surname Registry

42. Nova Scotia Government
    nova scotia government. Results for nova scotia government anchoragehouse.com.No, not nova scotia government Try New Mouse Pointers Instead!  
    http://www.surfrocket.com/smartsearch.cgi?keywords=nova scotia government

43. Nova Scotia Government Directory
    Banner 10000130. nova scotia government Other Sites. Canadian NationalLinks, Please Select a Category. Please Select Area of Interest.  
    http://www.thesnare.com/canada/nova/gov/gov.htm

44. Nova Scotia Government Job
    nova scotia government job. Search Resultsfor © 2004 nova scotia government job.  
    http://www.richardsonforcongress.com/nova-scotia-government-job.shtml

45. 1996 Rio Report For Nova Scotia
    Similarly, the nova scotia government under former Premier John Buchanan exempteda coal fired power plant, Point Aconi, from either environmental assessment  
    http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/rio/1996/rio_ns.html
    
    Extractions: Sierra Club of Canada: 1996 Rio Report Card [Back to Rio Home Page] [National Office Home Page] 1993 Grade: 1994 Grade: F 1995 Grade: D 1996 Grade: B- Nova Scotia has performed extremely well this year in the category of protected areas. Following through on the announcement of candidate sites in 1993, which were protected with an interim development moratorium, the province set aside 31 sites for protected status. This brings to 8 per cent the area of Nova Scotia's total land base which has received protection, and fully 20 per cent of the provincial Crown land. However, as 75 per cent of the province's land area is privately owned, more will need to be done to extend protection to other critically threatened ecosystems, and to complete the target of at least 12 per cent of representative ecosystems. Of particular concern was the failure to include Kluscap Mountain as a protected area. The mountain, known to non-aboriginals as "Kelly's Mountain", is a sacred area to the Mi'Kmaq people. The traditional grand chief, and many other Mi'Kmaq chiefs, urged the government to act to protect the mountain. Kluscap Mountain holds a sacred cave, within which their prophet, Kluscap, rests. Proposals to dredge the channel below Kluscap Mountain also concern local fishers and environmentalists. The province has done nothing about the lack of endangered species legislation, although neither has it presented obstacles to strong federal legislation.

46. Nova Scotia Public Lands Coalition
    A coalition of over twenty conservation, recreation, and tourism organizationsis appealing to the nova scotia government to turf the Department of Natural  
    http://www.supercity.ns.ca/~land/coalition.htm

47. Canada NewsWire
    Attention News Editors nova scotia government Undermines Public sRight to Know. OTTAWA, Aug. 22 /CNW/ The Canadian Association  
    http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/August2002/22/c4929.html
    
    Extractions: Hot Topics Federal Election Mortgage Rates Ontario Budget 2004 Auto Sales ... Send a News Release Tools For: Media Investors Resources: Free Educational Forums Partner Associations Stock Exchange Directory Communication Products and Services Available from CNW ... subscribe to Portfolio E-Mail Attention News Editors: For further information: Robert Cribb, President, CAJ: (416) 869-4411; Paul Schneidereit, Vice-President, CAJ: (902) 426-1124; John Dickins, Executive Director, CAJ: (613) 526-8061, Cell phone (613) 290-2903

48. Nova Scotia Government Has Bowed To The Pesticide Industry
    nova scotia government has bowed to the pesticide industry. The NovaScotia Government has bowed to the pesticide industry and passed  
    http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Environment/RATE/Nova_Scotia_Government_has.html
    
    Extractions: Nova Scotia Government has bowed to the pesticide industry The Nova Scotia Government has bowed to the pesticide industry and passed legislation that has left 54 of the 55 Nova Scotia Municipalities defenseless to regulate urban pesticide use (Section 172(1)j in the Municipal Government Act (P.76, Bill 47)) . Much more positive and enabling jurisdiction to regulate urban pesticides was passed for just the Halifax Regional Municipality (Section 533, pp225,226). This followed more than 100 presentations before the Nova Scotia Legislature's Law Amendments Committee from members of the public protesting the obstructive jurisdiction that now appears in Section 172(1)j. Why are Nova Scotia Municipalities treated so differently? Aren't the children in all Municipalities equally deserving of protection?

49. Vaughan Memorial Library : Government Documents : Nova Scotia Government
    A to Z, News, Hours, Contact, nova scotia government. Nova ScotiaGovernment. Provincial Cabinet. Legislature. Bills and Statutes. Hansard  
    http://library.acadiau.ca/govdocs/nsgov.html

50. The Canadian Paraplegic Association (Nova Scotia)
    wheelchair. Despite the fact that such programs exist in other provinces,the nova scotia government ignores the issue. Canadian  
    http://www.canparaplegic.org/ns/level2.tpl?var1=story&var2=20020220102936

51. Nova Scotia Government Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages
    redistricting, law enforcement, public nova scotia government ExpertWitnesses Consultants Expert Pages. Nova Scotia experts  
    http://expertpages.com/experts.php/government_nova_scotia.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Signup / Get Listed Contact Us ... Search is a registered trademark. ExpertPages.com is a unit of Advice Company admin@expertpages.com IMPORTANT NOTICE: agrees that s/he will NOT use any information on ExpertPages or links therefrom for marketing or solicitation . Information on this site has been provided by the persons listed and although portions may have been verified by ExpertPages, users should always independently verify the qualifications and background of any expert. ExpertPages and its affiliates disclaim all responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the listings. Please also see our and our . Need Legal Forms? - Visit our Forms Site . We also include links to other law related sites. These pages were automatically updated as of Friday June 11, 2004

52. Nova Scotia Community Organization Network Directory
    Manual; nova scotia government; nova scotia government CAP Site; NovaScotia Government Retired Employmees Association (NSGREA); Nova  
    http://www.nsnet.org/regionprov.html
    
    Extractions: The Ability's Foundation Abuse of Persons with Disabilities Acadian Lines Access-a-Home Program ... The Arthritis Society Nova Scotia Division Association of Teachers of Exceptional Children (ATEC) Asthma in Canada , Atlantic Region At Home With Encopresis Atlantic Centre of Support for Disabled Students , Saint Mary's University, Halifax The Atlantic Health and Wellness Institute The Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre Atlantic (Inter Denominational) Ministry of the Deaf Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority (APSEA) NS Attention Deficit Disorder Association of Nova Scotia Autism/PDD Society of Mainland Nova Scotia Averill Scott Barkhouse - Mouthpainter Upper Rawdon Balmoral Farm Child and Adolescent Behavior Support , Tatamagouche Barrier Free Access Sportfishing Program Big Brothers / Big Sisters Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates Blind Golf Association of Nova Scotia ... The Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation , Nova Scotia The Canadian Diabetes Association - Nova Scotia Canadian Down Syndrome Society Canadian Ehlers-Danlos Association (NS) Canadian Liver Foundation ... Canadian Mental Health Association , N.S. Division Canadian National Institute for the Blind , Nova Scotia The Canadian Orthoptic Society (Français, English)

53. Acid Rain In Nova Scotia
    For reasons that remain obscure, an offer by the nova scotia governmentto assume responsibility for federal hatcheries was declined.  
    http://www.asf.ca/Journal/1999/Wint99/acidrain.html

54. UW Gazette, April 10, 1996 The Technical University Of Nova Scotia
    The Technical University of Nova Scotia will merge with its much larger neighbourin Halifax, Dalhousie University, the nova scotia government announced last  
    http://www.information.uwaterloo.ca/Gazette/1996/April10/Nova Scotia universitie
    
    Extractions: UW Gazette, April 10, 1996 The Technical University of Nova Scotia will merge with its much larger neighbour in Halifax, Dalhousie University, the Nova Scotia government announced last week. TUNS will become "a constituent part of Dalhousie" with "a new faculty of computer science, an amalgamated faculty of engineering and a faculty of architecture". The government said that "The amalgamation of Dalhousie and TUNS will open doors to more students and faculty, and position the institution internationally, acting as a magnet for business and industry." The president of TUNS, Dr. Ted Rhodes, is a former chair of UW's chemical engineering department. Dalhousie president Dr. Tom Traves said in mid-March that a merger of "the two leading research intensive universities" would be a sensible arrangement, and the two institutions fit together nicely. "The overlap in our programs would essentially be in our small engineering program, which [already] feeds into theirs, and obviously our computing science programs." Both programs have been the targets of duplication studies throughout the Nova Scotia government's rationalization process. The amalgamation would be at the administrative and organizational level, and would not involve a complete move of a campus up or down Halifax's University Avenue, Traves said. "There are no plans at all to alter the physical alignment of the campuses." The Nova Scotia government said it would provide some new funding to make the merger possible. The government also approved a "consortium" plan for Halifax's seven universities that will see them save millions of dollars a year through shared administrative services, including joint registration. "The consortium minimizes administration and maximizes course selection," said premier John Savage. An announcement said universities "could have faced" a cut of as much as 12 per cent in their grants this year, but "because of the importance of universities to Nova ScotiaÉ the government held the reduction at seven per cent." Involved in the Halifax rationalization, besides Dalhousie and TUNS, are St. Mary's University, Mount Saint Vincent University, the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, King's College, and the Atlantic School of Theology.

55. Department Of Education - Education Home
    NS government Home Education Home français. NS government Directory. SearchEducation government of nova scotia. Online Services. Forms Applications.  
    http://www.ednet.ns.ca/

56. Provincial Government Submission, 22 July 1996
    Oral Submission of the government of nova scotia, presented by Reinhold M. Endres to the Westray Mine Public Inquiry Commission, Stellarton, nova scotia, 22 July 1996. that the Department of Labour administered. nova scotia's first Occupational Health and Safety Act was enacted Window Finally, the government of nova scotia has implemented a One  
    http://www.newscotland1398.net/westrayinquiry/wrpid77gov.html
    
    Extractions: The May 9th, 1992, explosion has devastated the lives of 26 families, forever altered the lives of all of Westray employees. It wiped out the immediate prospects for the recovery of a valuable resource, and it provoked questions about how the Province attracts business, how it scrutinizes entrepreneurs, and regulates and monitors industrial activity.

57. Explore Nova Scotia
    Official government site. Features information about places to see and stay, festivals, events, attractions, and a photo tour.  
    http://explore.gov.ns.ca

58. Nova Scotia Provincial Health Council
    Serves as an intermediary between citizens and the government in health matters. The site explains the Act, its mission, vision, goals, meetings, staff, news, publications and provides links.  
    http://www.healthcouncil.ns.ca/
    
    Extractions: The Provincial Health Council listens and responds to you, Nova Scotians, and uses your input to guide government decision making. We're working together to see healthy Nova Scotians living in healthy communities. To learn more about us, you can explore using the menus above. If you have any comments or questions, or want to get in touch for any reason, please contact us What's New? 31 March 2004 : Provincial Health Council Disbanded Department of Health March 31, 2004 Provincial Health Council Money Goes to Community Health Board To direct more health dollars to the benefit of people in communities, the Minister of Health announced today, March 31, that the Department of Health is disbanding the Provincial Health Council in order to give ongoing and sustainable funding to community health boards. "We're committed to improving the health of Nova Scotians and with these new dollars in the Office of Health Promotion's budget, we can provide sustainable funding to community health boards to continue their valuable grassroots work," said Health Promotion Minister Rodney MacDonald. "We have to invest in health promotion today to create a healthy and strong province in the future." Angus MacIsaac, Minister of Health, thanked council members and staff for their valuable contribution and said the council has fulfilled its legislated duty to develop health policy and direction for the system over the past five years.

59. The Premier Of Nova Scotia - John F. Hamm
    Official government site pertaining to whomever is currently Premier of the Province.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/prem/
    
    Extractions: Welcome and thank you for visiting my Web site. This site contains information both about issues that are important to me and about matters that affect all Nova Scotians. I encourage you to use this site to learn more about our government's plan to: build a modern health care system that is responsive to the changing needs of Nova Scotians; create a government that is fiscally responsible and financially accountable;

60. Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management - Home
    Acquire and preserves government and privatesector records of provincial significance. Features databases, finding aids and virtual exhibits online.  
    http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsarm/
    
    Extractions: ... your first and best Internet destination for information about "the most comprehensive collection of Nova Scotia historical evidence anywhere." One of Canada's oldest archival institutions, we maintain a strong tradition of client service. Each year we assist thousands of researchers and general-interest visitors, both onsite and online, in finding out out more about themselves, their families, their communities and their province. We look forward to helping you!

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