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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. Employment Opportunities Nova Scotia
    nova scotia government Website Cabinet Cabinet Swearingin ONLINE SERVICES Disaster nova scotia government Employment Opportunities Elite Team  
    http://www.liveplanets.com/Employment/employment-opportunities-nova-scotia.php

42. Nova Scotia Government Warns Job Cuts Are Coming Soon
    nova scotia government warns job cuts coming soon Halifax The Tory governmentof Premier John Hamm has warned that some of Nova Scotia s 50000 public  
    http://www.nupge.ca/news_2001/news_oc01/n11oc01a.htm

43. Nova Scotia History Index
    Parliamentary Government, by Eugene A. Forsey Nova Scotia (which, till 1784, The nova scotia government used to have, in its website, a dozen brief but  
    http://www.littletechshoppe.com/ns1625/histindx.html
    
    Extractions: (These 32 links work properly after this page has downloaded completely.) The complete text of the Peace Treaty signed 3 September 1783, also known as The Paris Peace Treaty, which ended the United States War for Independence. Includes a surveyor's description of the westernmost boundaries of Nova Scotia in 1783 (very different from the modern boundary).

44. NS Liberal Caucus On Line
    Liberal MLA, Leo Glavine, says that the nova scotia government is neglecting theneeds of seniors and disabled individuals in the Kings County area of the  
    http://www.liberalcaucus-ns.com/

45. NSGEU - Nova Scotia Government General Employees Union / NSGEU
    Nova Scotia Labour Day Events. WhereNova Scotia When 5 Sep 05 (Various).Contact Please see below Halifax Regional Municipality  
    http://action.web.ca/home/nsgeu/events.shtml?x=80013

46. NSGEU - Nova Scotia Government General Employees Union / NSGEU News
    Please place the name of the information you are searching for in quotation marksin order to narrow your search. For example Civil Service Master  
    http://action.web.ca/home/nsgeu/news.shtml

47. Nova Scotia Government Resources - Dalhousie University Libraries
    nova scotia government Resources. Government of Nova Scotia web site. This gatewayoffers links to a wide range of information as well as online access to  
    http://www.library.dal.ca/subjects/NSGovResources.htm

48. Dalhousie University Archives
    Extent 8cm; nova scotia government Employees Assoc. Union MS-9-25 (1958- )Halifax,NS Education files, 1992-93; misc. papers on pensions, surveys,  
    http://www.library.dal.ca/archives/unms9.htm

49. XPDNC - Nova Scotia Branch, Chapter, Local, Regional Labour Links
    Dartmouth, NSGEU, nova scotia government Employees Union. up to top, COUNTRY,STATE, REGION, TOWN, CALL LETTERS, CALL NAME, HQ, EXTRA LETTERS, EXTRA NAME  
    http://www.xpdnc.com/links/locans.html

50. Nova Scotia Government Sunday Shopping
    Comparing workers that work Sundays is unfair to those who did not chose to workthem. It s all about choice , the government needs to listen to what we  
    http://saveoursundays.tripod.com/NovaScotiagovernmentsaysnosundayshopping.html
    
    Extractions: setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod 40 Yr Old Virgin Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next 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.

51. E-procurement Up And Running In Nova Scotia
    The nova scotia government has met these challenges with its new electronicbidding system, the Tender Opportunities and User Resources site  
    http://www.summitconnects.com/Articles_Columns/Summit_Articles/2001/0601/0601_ep
    
    Extractions: E-procurement up and running in Nova Scotia by Barbara Webber Anyone who has ever ordered or purchased goods and services is well aware of how much paperwork can be involved in the process. For government, time, volumes and costs can be tremendous. The Nova Scotia government has met these challenges with its new electronic bidding system, the Tender Opportunities and User Resources site ( www.gov.ns.ca/finance/tour/ "A business can either submit a bid online or print to submit. We expect long-term that most people will bid online," says executive director of procurement, Greg Lusk. He emphasizes that the intention is to encourage competition and bids from all businesses, large and small. While not flashy, the site provides access to points of importance such as tender notices, policies and guides, related links, results/award notices, standing-offers, department contact, comments, and other information, as well as new policy releases, mission statement and overall principles. Currently, the Nova Scotia government has most of its policy documents online. The department responsible for ensuring the purchase of goods, services, construction, and facilities for the province advertises through MERX and also allows MERX to obtain its information. Lusk explains that this year, if money is available, the province will have electronic ordering, inevitably moving that process to the desktop. People in the various government departments will be able to place orders electronically and feed them back into the system for payment. Cleaner, simpler technology will be invaluable for standing offers and catalogues.

52. Nova Scotia Social Studies
    illustrated From Government of Nova Scotia - http//explore.gov.ns.ca/ nova scotia government Website Official website of the Province of Nova  
    http://www.archaeolink.com/nova_scotia_geography_social_stu.htm
    
    Extractions: Nova Scotia People History Social Studies Home Alberta Social Studies British Columbia Social Studies Manitoba Social Studies ... Yukon Social Studies Learn about Ancient Canada in Canadian Archaeology , province by province. Go to - Nova Scotia History Nova Scotia Capital City Nova Scotia Tourism Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia "The Society for the Protection and Preservation of Black Culture in Nova Scotia (better know as the Black Cultural Society) was incorporated as a charitable organization in 1977. The Society consists of 26 Board of Directors, representing various black communities in Nova Scotia and one representative of African United Baptist Association." You will find history, culture, projects, music, stories and much more. - illustrated - From Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia - http://www.bccns.com/ CanadaInfo: Provinces and Territories: Nova Scotia A brief overview including symbols, short description, downloads and a few famous people. A good website for the younger student. - illustrated - From CanadaInfo -

53. [FS_ANNOUNCE] HERITAGE FRONT 2002 - A Year Of Betrayal In Nova Scotia
    The nova scotia government has signed a deal with the federal government to bringin over 1000 So, what was the response of the nova scotia government?  
    http://www.freedomsite.org/pipermail/fs_announce/2003/001106.html

54. UW Gazette, April 10, 1996 The Technical University Of Nova Scotia
    The nova scotia government said it would provide some new funding to make themerger possible. The government also approved a consortium plan for  
    http://www.communications.uwaterloo.ca/Gazette/1996/April10/Nova Scotia universi
    
    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. Celebrating The 250th Anniversary Of The Supreme Court Of Nova Scotia.
    The nova scotia government was given the power to appoint the chief justice At the request of the nova scotia government, the Canadian Judicial Council  
    http://www.courts.ns.ca/history/timeline.htm
    
    Extractions: outside Halifax. The Supreme Court Circuit Act of 1774 provided that a judge would travel twice a year to Annapolis, Kings and Cumberland counties to hold court. The circuit system was extended as the colony grew, with sittings once or twice a year in all counties by 1851. The Supreme Court Act stipulated that judges must have legal training. Candidates were required to have been lawyers for at least ten years and to have practiced law for at least five years immediately before their appointment. Nova Scotia Reports panels of judges reviewing decisions made by their colleagues at the trial stage. Court and other provincial superior courts, with a final appeal still possible to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The Exchequer Court of Canada (now the Federal Court) also established. Speedy Trials Act Nova Scotia Reports was suspended. Nova Scotia case law continued to be recorded in a new series of reports that included judgments of courts in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

56. Regional North America Canada Nova Scotia Government - CanadaOL.com
    CanadaOl.com Regional North America Canada nova scotia government web directoryand search engine, featuring a Canadian directory listings along with  
    http://www.canadaol.com/dir/index.php/Regional/North_America/Canada/Nova_Scotia/
    
    Extractions: CANADA Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Regional Canada Government ... Law Enforcement See also: Regional: North America: Canada: Government Regional: North America: Canada: Nova Scotia: Society and Culture: Politics Regional: North America: Canada: Regions: Atlantic: Government The Government of Nova Scotia - Includes news releases, government details, tourism information, business resources, and a directory of all government departments and agencies.

57. Information Circular ME 21
    Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. nova scotia government Home Page Department of Natural Resources Home About Nova Scotia Department of  
    http://198.166.215.5/natr/MEB/ic/ic21.htm
    
    Extractions: Information Circular ME 21, 1988 Back to Top Walking Tours - A Look Into the Past Truro's central location in the Province has made it the hub of Nova Scotia. Based mainly on agriculture, forestry and transportation, Truro has grown and prospered since the arrival of the first settlers. Prince Street buildings reflect the prosperity and economic development through the choice of rocks used for building stones and the architectural style of the buildings. Rocks from local Nova Scotia sources provide a link to the long and interesting geological history of the region. This walking tour is a co-operative project between the Truro Parks and Recreation Commission, the Colchester County Historical Society and the Department of Mines and Energy. It is one of many projects supported by the Public Information Program of the Canada-Nova Scotia Mineral Development Agreement (CNSMDA). This Agreement provides the means through which the federal and provincial governments stimulate the development of Nova Scotia's mineral industry. Back to Top Truro - The Hub of Nova Scotia Truro is a crossroads of transportation and communication in Nova Scotia with a long history of settlement. The first Europeans in the area which were Acadians who settled in the Cobequid district in the early 1700s. Following their expulsion by the British in 1755, English settlers from New England and the British Isles began colonizing the area. By 1760, the name had been changed from Cobequid to Truro and a permanent settlement established.

58. CBC News: Nova Scotia Legalizes Same-sex Marriages
    Neither the federal nor nova scotia government opposed the challenge. We certainlydid not want to waste taxpayers money, said Nova Scotia Justice  
    http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2004/09/24/samesex_ns040924.html
    
    Extractions: CBC is currently experiencing a labour disruption. Last Updated Fri, 24 Sep 2004 15:48:48 EDT CBC News HALIFAX - Same-sex marriages will be allowed in Nova Scotia following a ruling Friday morning that said banning them is unconstitutional. Ron, left, and Brian Garnett-Doucette share a kiss in Halifax on Friday. (CP photo) Applause broke out in the Halifax courtroom as the Nova Scotia Supreme Court ruling made the province the sixth jurisdiction in Canada to allow same-sex couples to marry. Earlier this month, a court in Manitoba made a similar ruling. Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec and the Yukon all allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. Nova Scotia is the first Atlantic province to allow the marriages.

59. Canadian Association Of Journalists —
    Jounalists Call On nova scotia government To Be Open, Accountable. (HALIFAX)March 19, 1998 — Nova Scotia s Liberal government is stalling on improving  
    http://www.caj.ca/news/news-archives/98_mar19_novascotia.html
    
    Extractions: MONTH, YEAR Premier Russell MacLellan's fuzzy pledge to look at the issue after the election suggests the Liberals do not consider improvements to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act a priority if his party wins at the polls. "This is no example of a government committed to being fully open, honest and accountable with the voters," said Tom Arnold, the association's national president. Added Dean Jobb, a Halifax journalist who chaired a 1996 advisory committee struck by the Liberals to review the Act: "The government has had two years to broaden the Act's coverage and improve accountability to the public. Nova Scotians deserve more than a vague promise of action after the election." Following the election call, the CAJ wrote to the leaders of the province's three major political parties, asking for their positions on reforms to the legislation. Two years have passed since the advisory committee recommended, among other things, more independence for the review officer, penalties for altering or destroying documents and extension of the Act to municipal governments, school boards, universities and colleges, hospitals, self-governing societies and about 250 agencies boards and commissions.

60. Falls Lake Cottages & Campground Nova Scotia Government Cottage And Campground F
    Falls Lake Recreational Facility is located on the shores of beautiful Falls Lakewith 25 individual housekeeping cottages, 1 large group facility (sleeps  
    http://www.holidayjunction.com/canada/ns/cns0055.html

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