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Economic Development near Chignecto NS (43 Result(s))
CBDC Charlotte-Kings offers a variety of loan products and counseling services for small to medium rural based entrepreneurs.
1505 Barrington Street Maritime Centre , Po Box 940 Stn Central, Halifax, NS B3J 2V9
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The Lunenburg Queens Regional Development Agency (LQRDA) would like to thank all of our Municipal Units, for without their support and collaboration WhyHere would not have been possible. Their economic development specialists, recreation directors, tourism departments, and engineering and public Works departments all provided us with content to develop this site.
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Municipality of the District of Guysborough HomeThe District of Guysborough: The Next Big...PlaceThe next big thing just might be a big place.The District of Guysborough, more than 2,000 square kilometres covering the north-eastern end of mainland Nova Scotia has natural advantages that set it apart from, well just about every other place you can think of.The sea and the forests have always been the primary sources of wealth in the district. Fishing and forestry are still in the mix, but today other opportunities are limited only by the imagination.
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