Government News Releases
March 1997
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March 26
- Transportation/Public Works--Resurfacing Herring Cove Road
- Education/Culture--College de l"Acadie Board Appointed
- Fisheries--1996 Fishing Industry Marked by Positive Highlights
- Agriculture/Marketing--Historic Cumming Hall Re-opened
- Finance--Public Accounts 1995-1996
- Justice--Queen's Counsel Appointments Made
- Education/Culture--Co-Op Education Providing Students With Jobs
- Finance--What Items Will be Taxed More? Less? The Same?
- Finance--Comments By Finance Minister Bill Gillis on Tax Change
March 25
- Economic Renewal--New Employment Program
- Finance--No Change in Tobacco Prices Under HST
- Business/Consumer Services--Direct Assistance Program Introduced
- Education/Culture--First Public/Private Partnership School Opens
- Education/Culture--Nova Scotia Promotes Universities, College
- Transportation/Public Works--Correction (CNS264)
- Environment--Youth Exchange Program With Saint Lucia Announced
March 24
- Transportation/Public Works--Fact Finding Mission In Great Britain
- Gaming Corporation--Atlantic Lottery Audit
March 21
- Economic Renewal--Minister Seeks Partners to Strengthen Economy
- Securities Commission--Salespersons Registration Cancelled
- Health--Community Health Promotion Fund
- Transportation/Public Works--Spring Weight Restrictions: Reminder
- Economic Renewal--Athletic Training Centre at Cornwallis Park
March 20
- Education/Culture--Architectural Awards Exhibit Officially Open
- Premier--Resignation
- Transportation/Public Works--Traffic Advisory
- InNOVAcorp--Regulatory Issues Seminar
March 19
- InNOVAcorp--Designing for Success and Profit Conference
- Health--Stable Funding for Acute Care/More Money for Home Care
- Human Rights Commission--Board of Inquiry Decision
- Liquor Control Act--HST to Result in Lower Liquor Prices
- Education/Culture--Young Entrepreneurs Conference
March 18
- Premier--Drilling Contract Demonstrates Faith in Project
March 17
- Transportation/Public Works--Halifax Law Courts Renovations
- Human Rights Commission--Housing and Advertising Policy
- Premier--Province Invests in Growing Valley Businesses
- Finance Feature--HST Won't Cost You More at the Grocery Store
March 14
- Economic Renewal--North Sydney's East Coast Rope to Expand
- Transportation/Public Works--Spring Weight Restrictions-Dates Revised
- Agriculture/Marketing--1996 Year End Review for Agriculture
March 13
- Agriculture/Marketing--Nova Scotia Agri-Food Industry Growing
- Business/Consumer Services--Tax Rebates to Fire Departments
- Human Rights Commission--Launch of Fair and Safe Play Program Applauded
- Education/Culture--Nova Scotia Architecture
- Public Prosecution Service--New Crown Attorneys
March 12
- Education/Culture--Museum of Industry Director Announced
- Finance--HST Proceeding Without Tax-In Pricing
- Council on Higher Education--Consultation on Funding Continues
- Economic Renewal--New Technology Ready for Takeoff
March 11
- Housing/Municipal Affairs--Open Web Steel Joists
- Feature--Depository Library System Provides Access to Information
March 10
- Natural Resources--Province's Interests Must Be Protected
- Lieutenant-Governor--Commonwealth Day Message 1997
- Economic Renewal--Loan Program to Help Small Business
- Speaker--Opening of the House of Assembly
- Transportation/Public Works--Spring Weight Restrictions
- Premier--Premier Says Quebec Pipeline "Too Late"
March 07
- Natural Resources--Province Files Evidence on Sable Project
- Transportation/Public Works--Traffic Advisory
- Team South West--MT&T Digital Switching-Annapolis Region
- Finance--Relief for Segregated Funds
March 06
- Human Rights Commission--Court Overturns Board of Inquiry Decision
March 05
- Agriculture/Marketing--Beef Industry Task Force
March 04
- Agriculture/Marketing--Farmers Add $3.4 Million to NISA Accounts
- Sport/Recreation--Fair & Safe Play Initiative
March 03
- NS Musuems--Frogs Calling All Media!
- Transportation/Public Works--Marine Fees
