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(0)Arena receives $27,000
Article online since August 4th 2008By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com Queens Memorial Arena is getting a piece of the provincial governments $2-million rink revitalization fund. Health and Protection Minister Barry Barnet announced the funding on July 29. A total of $27,000 will go to each rink, to help arenas with repairs...
Arena receives $27,000
Article online since August 4th 2008By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com Queens Memorial Arena is getting a piece of the provincial governments $2-million rink revitalization fund. Health and Protection Minister Barry Barnet announced the funding on July 29. A total of $27,000 will go to each rink, to help arenas with repairs...
Audit report pleases region
Article online since August 4th 2008By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com The Region of Queens ended the fiscal year on a high note. Robert Stafford gave the auditor’s report to councilors on July 21, for the financial statement ending on March 31, 2008. Stafford said that the Region of Queens was better of than most municipal...
Audit report pleases region
Article online since August 4th 2008By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com The Region of Queens ended the fiscal year on a high note. Robert Stafford gave the auditor’s report to councilors on July 21, for the financial statement ending on March 31, 2008. Stafford said that the Region of Queens was better of than most municipal...
The fight continues
Article online since July 31st 2008By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com Friends of Port Mouton Bay want the public to know, just because they have been quiet lately doesn’t mean the fight is over. Currently an environmental assessment is underway on the suitability of Port Mouton Bay for large gill fish farming. However...
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