February 8th, 2010
Monday’s Headlines
By Peter Richard // No Comments
POLITICS
NB - Too soon to predict open-caucaus revolt - professor [Daily Gleaner]
NS - Dexter back in province, to speak today [Chronicle-Herald]
NS - Tories wrap up convention with talk of renewal on way [Chronicle-Herald]
URBAN GREEN
TATAMAGOUCHE - Farmer's market in Tata opened for 30th season [Truro Daily]
TRURO - Dutch elm disease taking fewer trees than in past years [Truro Daily]
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
DIEPPE - Sign bylaw stalls [TImes & Transcript]
St. JOHN'S - Storm wrecks Battery, Quidi Vici [Telegram]
SAINT JOHN - Taking the city the wrong way down a one-way street? [Telegraph-Journal]
COMMUNITY
ATLANTIC - Festivals rock region [Times& Transcript]
MONCTON - Monopoly mission now over [Times & Transcript]
MONCTON - Community breakfasts, suppers are good for everyone [Times & Transcript]
HALIFAX - Good neighbour policy reigns Rainmen [Chronicle-Herald]
DEVELOPMENT
MONCTON - N.B. funds arena renovation [Times & Transcript]
FREDERICTON - Convention centre work on schedule [Daily Gleaner]
SYDNEY - Citizens have positive vision for Cape Breton Regional Municipality [Cape Breton Post]
MEMBERTOU - First Nations communities want to study economic opportunities [Cape Breton Post]
SAINT JOHN - Historic buildings could still be redeveloped [Telegraph-Journal]
OTHER NEWS
ST. JOHN'S - Cleanup begins after storm [Telegram]
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