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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Nova Scotia Lands & Forestry looking for “Manager – Ecosystems and Habitats” 30Jan2020
It remains difficult to find out who does what at L&F From jobs.novascotia.ca Date: Jan 27, 2020 Apply By: 2/10/2020 Lands and Forestry Manager – Ecosystems and Habitats, Permanent, KENTVILLE Competition # 23687 …As the Manager of Ecosystems and Habitats, … Continue reading
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A sober but hopeful start to the New Year 1Jan2020
Premier McNeil’s announcement Dec 20, 2019 that he would be honouring the Boat Harbour Act, and Northern Pulp’s announcement that they would close The Mill mark a historic transition on several fronts. The sober part is the direct loss of … Continue reading
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