Infrastructure Bank Just One Tool to Ensure the Right Investment
/in front, news/by Alison ClackThe concept of a Canadian Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is one tool that if designed and structured properly could help build on the federal government’s plan to spend $125-billion over the next 10 years on infrastructure, a new report suggests. Read more
CANS WINS GOLD SEAL ASSOCIATION AWARD AT CCA CONFERENCE!
/in events, front/by Alison ClackNEWS RELEASE For immediate release Construction Association of Nova Scotia wins CCA Gold Seal Association Award at Canadian Construction Association Annual Conference HALIFAX, March 9, 2016 ‐‐The Construction Association of Nova Scotia (CANS) was thrilled to take home the CCA Gold Seal Association Award at the Construction Association of Canada’s (CCA) Annual Conference taking […]
Provincial Budget 2016-2017 – Looking For Your Input
/in front, news/by Alison ClackAs Budget 2016-2017 approaches, the province wants to be able to invest in the things that matter most–quality health care, classrooms and ensuring our young people stay here. At the same time, we also must ensure we are positioned to address the challenges that threaten the sustainability of our services and the quality of life […]
Building Permits, December 2015
/in front, news/by Alison ClackIn December 2015, Nova Scotia building permits were up 5.7 per cent compared to the previous month at $76.8 million with increases in both residential (+1.2%) and non-residential permits (+16.1%). Compared to December 2014 permits were down 11.7 per cent with a decline in residential permits (-19.3%) offsetting an increase a 8.8 per cent increase […]