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Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve Association
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
The Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve Association (SNBRA) is requesting the
contracted services of a Project Coordinator to:
With the assistance of a committee of volunteers, develop a Cooperation Plan
for the Association, through meetings with community groups, continued
liaison with SNBRA’s Board of Directors and independent research.
Preference will be given to applicants who have:
- Post-secondary education
- Strong communication skills
- Group facilitation experience
- Experience writing and editing large documents
- Knowledge of sustainable development issues including biosphere reserve
concepts
- Experience with project coordination /management
- Computer skills
The services are required from (approximately) January 28, 2002 until April
30, 2002. Please forward a resume with three references to:
Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve Association
P.O Box 21 Caledonia, NS B0T 1B0
Fax: (902) 682-2577
Email: swnbra@ns.sympatico.ca
Deadline:
January 18, 2002
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RATE HIKE OPPONENTS LINE UP FOR NSP HEARING
Dozens of public and private groups in Nova Scotia want their say on the
cost of electricity in the province, after Nova Scotia Power announced it
wants to boost rates because of the high price of coal.
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FEDS UNCOVER MASSIVE LOBSTER SCAM
CBC News has learned about a massive black market in lobsters operating in
southwestern Nova Scotia worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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EMPLOYEE DIES AT MICHELIN PLANT
A woman has died in an accident at the Michelin Tire Plant in Granton, N.S.
after being hit by a snow-clearing vehicle.
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SASKENERGY 'BEST BANG FOR BUCK': MAYOR
The mayor of the Halifax Regional Municipality says he's willing to provide
a new natural gas distribution partner with street right-of-way for
pipelines, engineering assistance and even customer lists.
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http://novascotia.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=ns_sask090102
NEW SIGNS TO STRESS TAR PONDS HEALTH HAZARD
Fifty new signs will be posted every 50 metres on the fences around the tar
ponds and coke ovens sites, warning of the environmental hazards.
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HOTLINE TO END WINTER PARKING CONFUSION
People who live in and around Halifax are so confused about winter parking
rules the municipality has decided to set up an information hotline.
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EASTERN CANADA CRUISE LINE MET WITH ENTHUSIASM
A Quebec businessman's plan to start a cruise-ferry service in Eastern
Canada has gained some enthusiastic support in Atlantic Canada.
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N.B. TRUCKDRIVER PLEADS GUILTY IN FATAL BADDECK CRASH
A truck driver from New Brunswick has pleaded guilty to five
dangerous-driving charges after a deadly crash in Cape Breton two years ago.
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http://novascotia.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=ns_truck020108
MAN DIES IN LOGGING ACCIDENT
RCMP say the man was working on a private woodlot in Nictaux, near Middleton
in the Annapolis Valley, on Monday, when a tree fell on him.
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PREDICTING WEATHER GETTING BETTER
Everyone talks about the weather, but no one ever does anything about it.
However, the people at Environment Canada who are responsible for predicting
Nova Scotia's weather are going to do something about how they forecast it.
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SANTA WAS GOOD TO BUSINESSES
According to the Retail Council of Canada, people in this region and across
the country spent more on home and comfort items during the Christmas
season.
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http://novascotia.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=ns_xmasecon020108
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