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Fall Clean Up 2017

Fall Clean Up  - September 25 - 29, 2017 

Fall Clean up will start Monday September 25, 2017.

Items will be collected on same day as regular waste.Items must be placed by roadside not later than 7:00 a.m. on Collection Day. 

Wood must be tied in bundles.  Items must not weigh more than 70 kgs or be longer than 3 meters.

Please ensure items are properly prepared for collection, if not they may be rejected.If clarification is required, please call 902 635-0089.

ELECTRONIC ITEMS ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THIS YEAR’S PICK UP.

Electronics & paint can go to your local Enviro Depot - 400 Oak Park Road 

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Fall Clean Up Poster 2017

Dog Park Community Meeting

What are your thoughts on a Dog Park in our community? Come have them heard on October 5th at 6:30 at the Sobeys Community Room. Can't make the meeting? Click here for the online survey (survey closes Wednesday September 6th at 1:00pm) or contact Samantha at  

Atlantic Fisheries Fund

Atlantic Fisheries Fund

The Atlantic Fisheries Fund is a contribution program funded jointly by the federal, provincial and territorial governments. It will invest more than $400 million over 7 years.

The program aims to help Atlantic Canada's seafood sector transition to meet growing market demands for products that are:

  • high quality
    value added
    sustainably sourced

The federal government will provide 70% of the funding, and 30% will come from participating Atlantic provinces.

Atlantic component


The Atlantic component will focus on 3 pillars.

  • Innovation encourages the development of new products and technologies in the harvesting, aquaculture and processing sectors.
    Infrastructure encourages new technologies and processes to improve sustainability.
    Science partnerships form industry-based collaborations with academia and other research institutions to improve our knowledge and understanding.


Funding is available for projects that meet the eligibility and assessment criteria in:

Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland and Labrador


Market access and development national component


As part of the broader Atlantic Fisheries Fund, there will be a national component supporting market access and development of Canada.

Funding will be available for projects that meet the eligibility criteria across Canada, in participating provinces and territories.

Applications for this component will be available at a later date.

Collaboration


To help us identify and promote projects of mutual interest, we'll work with provincial and territorial governments to engage:

Indigenous groups
non-governmental organizations
industry and industry associations
scientific and academic communities

Contact us

1-844-795-9718 (toll-free)

Follow the link for more information 

Kung Fu to Begin September 8th!

Our first Friday class will be on September 8 (6 pm to 7:30 pm) and our first Monday class will be on September 11 (6 pm to 7:30 pm) — in the gym of Forest Ridge Academy.

Monday classes will be for teens and up (younger participants would need to be, at least, Level 3 = black belt with two green stripes). This will be the more demanding class

Friday classes are open to all ages and levels - drop ins welcome

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Advertisement - Incidental Assets for Sale

NOTICE

INCIDENTAL ASSETS FOR SALE 

In accordance with Policy 43, “Disposal of Incidental Assets”, the public is invited to attend a sale at which members of the public can purchase items at a predetermined price. 

Items for sale include the following: -  sofa, chairs, desk, pictures, podium, file cabinets, photocopiers, keyboards, computer monitors, etc. 

The sale will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers, in the Administrative Centre located at 2447, Hwy 3, Barrington, on Wednesday, September 6, 2017.   

 

 

 August 25, 2017     

 

 Rob Frost

Chief Administrative Officer 

Barrington, N.S.                                                                                

Chief Administrative Officer                                                                                                           

PH:  902-637-2015