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Nova Scotia Government Resources - Dalhousie University Libraries
nova scotia government Resources. Government of Nova Scotia web site.this gateway offers links to a wide range of information as
http://www.library.dal.ca/subjects/NSGovResources.htm

Extractions: Legislature This page offers access to the Legislative Library catalogue as well as the Monthly Checklist . Another source for identifying N.S. documents is the Government Publications Catalogue . The Hansard (Debates of the House of Assembly) and Committee Proceedings are also available here while Bills Statutes and Regulations are the responsibility of the Office of the Legislative Counsel
Www.cfn.cs.dal.ca/Government/NovaScotia/NS-Home.html
Similar pages www.cfn.cs.dal.ca/~ab008/govtpg/dept.html Similar pages More results from www.cfn.cs.dal.ca Nova Scotia Provincial Information The nova scotia government Internet Policy (April 1997) is available in full text.This outlines the acceptable use of the Internet by government employees.
http://www.cfn.cs.dal.ca/Government/NovaScotia/NS-Home.html
Nova Scotia Government Sites
nova scotia government Sites Retail Issues nova scotia government ContactsProvincial Issues Federal Issues GR Newsletter Employers Council Fed.
http://www.retailcouncil.org/govrelations/ns/gov_sites.asp
Nova Scotia Government Contacts
nova scotia government Contacts Retail Issues nova scotia government ContactsProvincial Issues Federal Issues GR Newsletter Employers Council Fed.
http://www.retailcouncil.org/govrelations/ns/gov_contacts.asp
Nova Scotia Government Child Care Funding Review
SOURCE Government of Nova Scotia, Department of Community Services. recommends changesto the way the nova scotia government funds regulated child care; and;
http://www.childcarecanada.org/policy/can_dev/NSfunding.html

Extractions: The Child Care Funding Review was launched in April 2000 to address funding and delivery issues. The review: The key findings were: The provision of child care is reactive and not guided by a policy framework. Two major policy initiatives of the current government have an impact on child care. First is The Course Ahead (2000), which outlines a corporate goal of increased self-sufficiency. It puts the emphasis on child care as a support to parental labour force attachment, but does not address the needs of the child. Second is the federal/provincial/territorial Early Childhood Development Agreement of the National Children's Agenda. It puts the emphasis on healthy child development and outcomes, but does not address the fact that most parents of young children are in the paid labour force.
Vaughan Memorial Library : Government Documents : Nova Scotia Government
Return to Library Homepage, A to Z, News, Hours, Contact, nova scotia government.nova scotia government. New Provincial Cabinet. House of Assembly. Bills and Statutes.
http://library.acadiau.ca/govdocs/nsgov.html
Listings Nova Scotia: Government
Canada nova scotia government institutions related services. ,Search, Complete Directory,
http://listingsca.com/Nova-Scotia/Government/index.asp

Extractions: Arichat (1) ... Nova Scotia Government Search Complete Directory In Nova Scotia Only Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Government Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General Subcategories: Elections
Listings Nova Scotia: Government: Political
Canada nova scotia government Political and organizations. ,Search, Complete Directory,
http://listingsca.com/Nova-Scotia/Government/Political/

Extractions: Mulgrave (1) ... Government : Political - and organizations Search Complete Directory In Nova Scotia Only Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Political parties Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General Subcategories: Liberal
Canada.com
One of the largest newspapers in Atlantic Canada. Published in Halifax.Category News Newspapers Regional Canada Nova Scotia , homes. », personals. », shopping. Bookmarks. », nova scotia government.», Halifax Metro Centre. », Halifax International Airport. », Atlantic LotteryCorp. »,
http://www.hfxnews.southam.ca/
Nova Scotia Government Extends Same-Sex Pension Benefits
nova scotia government EXTENDS SAMESEX PENSION BENEFITS. PRESSURE MOUNTS FORFEDERAL GOVERNMENT NOT TO APPEAL ONTARIO COURT RULING IN CUPE. May 25, 1998
http://www.islandnet.com/~egale/pressrel/980525.htm

Extractions: NOT TO APPEAL ONTARIO COURT RULING IN CUPE May 25, 1998 The national lesbian and gay equality organization EGALE welcomed today the decision of the Nova Scotia government to settle the court challenge brought by Wilson Hodder and extend equal pension benefits to those in same-sex relationships. "We are delighted that the Government is recognizing its constitutional responsibility to treat gays and lesbians equally." said Kim Vance, EGALE Board Member from Nova Scotia. "Rather than fighting to maintain a position which is clearly discriminatory, the government has chosen to affirm the right of all Nova Scotians to equal workplace benefits. Lesbians and gays contribute equally to pension plans and are entitled to the equal benefit of those plans." The decision of the Nova Scotia government also increases pressure on the federal government not to appeal the recent ruling of the Ontario Court of Appeal in . In that judgment, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled unanimously that the "opposite-sex" definition of "spouse" in the pension registration provisions of the federal Income Tax Act in unconstitutional. The federal government has until mid-June to decide whether or not to appeal the decision.
Nova Scotia Department Of Education - Nova Scotia Student Assistance
nova scotia government Employment Opportunities Gives detailed informationon available jobs within the government on Nova Scotia.
http://studentloans.ednet.ns.ca/related.shtml

Extractions: "Saving for School" Contact Us Related Sites A compilation of Student Assistance links for your interest. A listing does not indicate a preference for a certain organization but instead is provided for information purposes only. *Please note that links open up a new broswer window Federal and Provincial student loan websites: Learning in Canada CanLearn Interactive
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This article is from Ocean Resources Magazine July, 2002 Nova ScotiaGovernment Accepts Review Recommendations The Canada - Nova
http://www.ocean-resources.com/oceanresources/articles/15.asp
Nova Scotia Canada - Government Map Parks Historic Sites
From the government of Nova Scotia. nova scotia government Departments Indexto departments, agencies, and services of the nova scotia government.
http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/novascotia/
Nova Scotia Government Employees Union
nova scotia government Employees Union. Local 77 Dalhousie Staff Association.Minutes General Meeting. October 5, 2000. Location Tupper
http://www.dal.ca/~nsgeu77/min04.html

Extractions: Nova Scotia Government Employees Union Local 77 Dalhousie Staff Association Minutes - General Meeting October 5, 2000 Meeting was called to order by the Chair - President, Shannon Kelly. Notice given that Secretary, Zita Hildebrandt was unable to attend meeting and minutes would be recorded by the Chair. Approval of Minutes of June 2000 General Meeting: Motion moved by Tammy Zinck, seconded by Angus MacPherson and carried. The Chair reported one piece of New Correspondence: the resignation of Treasurer, Nancy Cashin, for personal reasons. Chief Shop Steward Ed Redman gave a brief outline of grievances presently on-going on the campus. Employee Relations Officer (ERO) Ann Barrett gave an additional brief outline of mediation and arbitrations presently on-going on the campus. The ERO then fielded questions from the floor. Questions included the job evaluation process happening in various departments on campus. A member from the floor questioned the ERO concerning certain named persons on campus having diffic ulties. The member was ruled Out of Order. The Chair advised the membership that when discussing any topic in a General Meeting forum, members names were not to be cited. ERO Barrett went on to advise the membership that certain classification changes on campus showed an increase while others remained the same. The members were advised that both the ERO and Job Evaluation were aware of these situations and working within the system as best as possible; questions pertaining to job evaluations were to be re ferred to the Job Evaluation Committee.
NSGREA: Nova Scotia Government Retired Employees Association
Aims of the nova scotia government Retired Employees Association To bring togetherRetired Members, or their delegates, to discuss particular problems faced by
http://www.nsgrea.ca/
Tenders Available From The Nova Scotia Government
Welcome to the TOUR system, January 29, 2003 1 through 6 of 6 notices. Go to page .
http://ctca.unb.ca/MNECA/nsgm.htm
Tenders Available From The Nova Scotia Government
Welcome to the TOUR system, January 29, 2003 1 through 11 of 11 notices. Go to page .
http://ctca.unb.ca/MNECA/nsgh.htm
Nova Scotia Government Directory
Pop up action banner. 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
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?
Government And Politics - Chebucto Community Net
nova scotia government. Government of Nova Scotia Home Page Government of Nova ScotiaDepartments and Agencies Nova Scotia Department of Education and Culture
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Government.shtml

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