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GOVERNMENT OF CANADA GETS SHOVELS IN THE GROUND IN BRIDGEWATER
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
he Government of Canada is investing more than $400,000 in the revitalization of downtown Bridgewater under Canada’s Economic Action Plan. The announcement was made today by Gerald Keddy, Member of Parliament for South Shore-St. Margaret’s, on behalf of the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence and Minister for the Atlantic Gateway.
“The Government of Canada is providing timely, targeted stimulus to communities all along the South Shore by supporting the upgrade and renewal of community facilities,” said Gerald Keddy, Member of Parliament for South Shore-St. Margaret’s. “Our Government’s Economic Action Plan is stimulating the economy, creating jobs, and supporting communities hit hardest by the global economic slowdown.”
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A Giant Leap Forward….. for the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre
A Giant Leap Forward! The long awaited Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre (LCLC) will become a reality.
This great announcement today by the Government of Canada provides a major funding contribution of $10,350,000 which ensures that this multipurpose centre will provide a foundation for health, wellness, culture, recreation, competitive sport, social, economic and educational opportunities in Lunenburg County.
“This is a proud day for the volunteer board of directors and resource team members who have worked tirelessly, always with a positive outlook, to see the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre built in the county”, said Paul Belliveau, Chair, Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre Society Board of Directors.
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Government of Canada Press Release
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA SUPPORTS
LUNENBURG COUNTY LIFESTYLE CENTRE
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, October 2, 2009 – Gerald Keddy, Member of Parliament for South Shore – St. Margaret’s, today announced the Government of Canada’s commitment to provide residents of Lunenburg County with a new multipurpose recreational centre. The Government of Canada is setting aside up to one-third of total eligible costs, to a maximum federal contribution of $10.35 million for the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre, a priority project for the federal government, the Town of Bridgewater and the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg.
“This is a great day for Lunenburg County! I have worked diligently on this project, along with the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre Society, and I've always had faith we would see it through to its finish,” said MP Keddy. “The Government of Canada, under the leadership of Stephen Harper, recognizes that infrastructure investments are essential to stimulating the economy and creating jobs. This new multipurpose lifestyle facility is an excellent example of modern infrastructure that will encourage stronger, healthier and more active communities today and for the future.”
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HEALTH PROMOTION/PROTECTION--Province Confirms $10 Million, Welcomes Federal Commitment to Lunenburg Centre
The province confirmed today, Oct. 2, a $10 million commitment to the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre, and welcomed an additional $10.35 million contribution from the federal government.
The new, $31.5 million facility will help Lunenburg County residents enjoy the benefits of recreation and physical activity in their community.
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The province confirmed today (October 2nd) a 10-million-dollar commitment to the Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre, and welcomed an additional 10-point-three-million-dollar contribution from the federal government.
The Department of Health Promotion and Protection had announced its contribution from the Building Facilities and Infrastructure Together program in May 2008.
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Please click the announcement cover or here for details (PDF document) of upcoming networking events for Young Professionals in Lunenburg and Queens Counties.
The YPN is a group of young professionals in Lunenburg-Queens that meet once a month in a relaxed, social atmosphere to discuss challenges and successes and enjoy casual conversation. The comfortable environment encourages social and business networking and gives a place for the young professionals in our area to grow their own networks. The network is quickly gaining momentum and as it grows, we aim to provide more unique opportunities to maintain interest and foster further networking. The events are casual and there is no obligation or membership involved. We invite all entrepreneurs, trades people, artists, farmers, service industry workers, tourism ambassadors and any other “professional” between the ages of 19 and 40 to join us and experience a relaxed networking event! |
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 Riverfront Renaissance
High resolution aerial photographs are now available for purchase through the Bridgewater Development Association. Proceeds to support the Riverfront Renaissance initiative! View the online gallery...
Our Riverfront Action Team is working on a number of initiatives related to the enhancement and further development of the LaHave Riverfront. Read More... |
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 What we do
Welcome to our Website. The Bridgewater Development Association (BDA) works to encourage community and economic growth and enhancement in the Greater Bridgewater area. To do this, the BDA presently has four Strategic Directions. Learn more in our about us section or contact us with any questions...
Ida Scott
Manager, Bridgewater Development Association |
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