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The Decoste Centre Had Its Official Opening In November 1982 With A Performance By Rita Macneil. Since Then The Decoste Has Presented Over 2000 Concerts Featuring Singers, Musicians, Actors And Dancers From Around The World.
The Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library is one of nine regional public libraries across Nova Scotia. The regional library system was created through provincial legislation, the Public Libraries Act. Each regional library is governed by an independent library board. Funding is provided by the Province of Nova Scotia, through the Provincial Library (Communities, Culture & Heritage Department) and by each municipal unit in the Antigonish – Pictou area.
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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