December 17th, 2009
Thursday’s Headlines
By Rachel Caroline Derrah // No Comments
CITY HALL
MONCTON - City of Moncton continues its probe into north end flooding [Times and Transcript]
FREDERICTON - Tax rate edges up [Daily Gleaner]
HALIFAX - Proposed class-action suit filed against N.S. gov't over immigrant program [Metro]
HALIFAX - Public can now make submissions at regular school board meetings [Chroncile Herald]
URBAN GREEN
CHARLOTTETOWN - P.E.I. wind farm to get started [Times and Transcript]
HALIFAX - Dalhousie study gets province powered up [the Coast]
HALIFAX - Mark Parent: HRM back-tracking on wilderness park is "height of political Machiavellianism" [the Coast]
HALIFAX - HRM urges PM to support 'ambitious' climate pact [Chroncile Herald]
COMMUNITY
FREDERICTON - Delta joins effort to raise money for shelter [Daily Gleaner]
SYDNEY - Community meeting on crime draws a crowd [Cape Breton Post]
TRURO - Fate of Co-op store on the line tonight [Truro Daily News]
CHARLOTTETOWN - Active, well informed seniors goal of Summerside pilot project [The Guardian]
SAINT JOHN - Airport invites plan input [Telegraph Journal]
DARTMOUTH - Kids to learn Dartmouth-area history [Chroncile Herald]
OTHER
HALIFAX - Drop-in centre loses its spot [Chronicle Herald]
ST JOHN'S - Projects aimed at developing new generation of innovators [The Telegram]
SAINT JOHN - Workers busy at four sites building new interchange [Telegraph Journal]
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