February 5th, 2010
Friday’s Headlines
By Rachel Caroline Derrah // No Comments
CITY HALL
HALIFAX - HRM wants feedback on councils, boundaries [Chronicle Herald]
HALIFAX - CAT ferry protest fails to sway N.S. gov't as province says no to more funding [Metro News]
TRURO - Community Enhancement Association funding being announced [Truro Daily News]
CHARLOTTETOWN - Committee of MLAs to review social programs [The Guardian]
SAINT JOHN - MLA will work to save park project after setback [Telegraph Journal]
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
HALIFAX - City’s oldest brick building [Chronicle Herald]
FREDERICTON - City taking another shot at developing downtown site [Daily Gleaner]
DARTMOUTH - Woodlawn library to open later in spring [Chronicle Herald]
ST JOHN'S - Plan for Woolworths property gets warm reception [The Telegram]
URBAN GREEN
FREDERICTON - N.B. faces risky carbon future [Times & Transcript]
NEW BRUNSWICK - Mill faces environment charges [Times & Transcript]
OTHER
NEW BRUNSWICK - Businesses, students worried about rising minimum wage [Daily Gleaner]
NEW BRUNSWICK - Fuel taxes hurting bus company [Daily Gleaner]
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