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Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-3

Eastern Premiers

October 12, 99 10:59 AM

EASTERN PREMIERS--Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-3
Resolution 24-3 from the Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, held Oct. 3-5, in Rockport, Me.
RESOLUTION 24-3

Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-5

Eastern Premiers

October 12, 99 10:59 AM

EASTERN PREMIERS--Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-5
Resolution 24-5 from the Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, held Oct. 3-5, in Rockport, Me.
RESOLUTION 24-5

Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-6

Eastern Premiers

October 12, 99 10:59 AM

EASTERN PREMIERS--Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-6
Resolution 24-6 from the Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, held Oct. 3-5, in Rockport, Me.
RESOLUTION 24-6

Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-2

Eastern Premiers

October 12, 99 10:50 AM

EASTERN PREMIERS--Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-2
Resolution 24-2 from the Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, held Oct. 3-5, in Rockport, Me.
RESOLUTION 24-2

Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-1

Eastern Premiers

October 12, 99 10:37 AM

EASTERN PREMIERS--Rockport Conference, Resolution 24-1
Resolution 24-1 from the Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, held Oct. 3-5, in Rockport, Me.
RESOLUTION 24-1

Giant Celebration in Tatamagouche

Economic Development (to Jan 09)

October 12, 99 10:12 AM

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT--Giant Celebration in Tatamagouche
There's going to be a giant celebration in Tatamagouche. The Northumberland Arts Council is officially opening newly expanded exhibits at the Anna Swan Museum on Friday, Oct. 15, at 2:30 p.m.

N.S. Heartened by Lobster Agreement

Fisheries and Aquaculture (to Sept. 00)

October 8, 99 3:41 PM

FISHERIES/AQUACULTURE--N.S. Heartened by Lobster Agreement
Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Ernest Fage says he is heartened that native and non-native fishermen from the upper Bay of Fundy have worked out a lobster fishing arrangement.

Arichat Fish Farm Catches $20M Export Deal

Economic Development (to Jan 09)

October 8, 99 2:38 PM

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT--Arichat Fish Farm Catches $20M Export Deal
A steelhead fish farm and processing facility in Arichat, Richmond Co., has landed a $20-million export contract to Japan. Scotia Rainbow is expanding its operation and hiring another 100 workers so it can fill the order.

Arichat Fish Farm Catches $20M Export Deal

Fisheries and Aquaculture (to Sept. 00)

October 8, 99 2:38 PM

Weekly Traffic Advisories

Transportation and Public Works (to Oct. 23 2007)

October 8, 99 12:26 PM

TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC WORKS--Weekly Traffic Advisories
NEW WORK

1999-2000 Budget Set for Oct. 14

Finance

October 8, 99 11:33 AM

FINANCE--1999-2000 Budget Set for Oct. 14
The Nova Scotia budget for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2000, will be brought down on Thursday, Oct. 14, Finance Minister Neil LeBlanc has announced.

Public-Private Partnership Review Under Way

Finance

October 8, 99 11:12 AM

FINANCE--Public-Private Partnership Review Under Way
The Nova Scotia Department of Finance has announced that an independent, comprehensive review of the public-private partnership purchasing process is under way, with terms of reference and requests for proposals to carry out the review now available through the Public Tenders Office.

Traffic Advisory, Halifax County

Transportation and Public Works (to Oct. 23 2007)

October 8, 99 10:13 AM

TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC WORKS--Traffic Advisory, Halifax County
HALIFAX COUNTY: Highway 102 inbound (Bayers Lake Business Park)

Autumn Leaf Watch, Weekly Report

Tourism and Culture (to Dec. 01/03)

October 7, 99 11:18 PM

TOURISM/CULTURE--Autumn Leaf Watch, Weekly Report
NOTE TO EDITORS: The following is the fourth of seven weekly Nova Scotia Autumn Leaf Watch reports planned for this fall. Compiled by the Department of Tourism and Culture, the report includes summary paragraphs at the top of each trail section that can be lifted and used for a shorter report.
REGION 1: Evangeline Trail

Pipeline Lateral to Tufts Cove Approved

Environment (to Sept. 00)

October 7, 99 6:18 PM

ENVIRONMENT--Pipeline Lateral to Tufts Cove Approved
Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline has been given approval to construct and operate a natural gas pipeline lateral from the mainline pipeline near Rocklin, Pictou Co., to Tufts Cove in Halifax Regional Municipality. Environment Minister Ron Russell granted provincial approval today.

Food Safety and Holiday Turkey

Agriculture and Marketing (to Sept. 00)

October 7, 99 2:31 PM

AGRICULTURE/MARKETING--Food Safety and Holiday Turkey
With the Thanksgiving holiday upon us, cooking a turkey dinner may raise many questions: How do I thaw or store my turkey? How do I know if it is properly cooked? What do I do with leftovers?

First Session of the 58th General Assembly

Speech from the Throne

October 7, 99 2:26 PM

SPEECH FROM THE THRONE-First Session of the 58th General Assembly
The following is the Speech From the Throne read today, Oct. 7, 1999, by Lt.-Gov. John James Kinley at the opening of the first session of the 58th General Assembly of Nova Scotia:

Province Prepares for Y2K

Technology and Science Secretariat

October 6, 99 4:04 PM

TECHNOLOGY/SCIENCE SECRETARIAT--Province Prepares for Y2K
Crucial services provided by the Nova Scotia government are essentially ready for Y2K, Jane Purves, Minister of the Technology and Science Secretariat, announced today.

Province to Support Britex

Economic Development (to Jan 09)

October 6, 99 3:43 PM

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT--Province to Support Britex
Nova Scotia's Economic Development department will provide a $750,000 instalment on a loan to Britex, a Bridgetown-based elastics manufacturer.

Assessment of Health Care Facilities Under Way

Health (To Jan. 11)

October 6, 99 2:02 PM

HEALTH--Assessment of Health Care Facilities Under Way
A comprehensive assessment of Nova Scotia's health care facilities is under way in order to ensure Nova Scotians are receiving the right type of care in the most appropriate facility, Health Minister Jamie Muir said today, Oct. 6.

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