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NL: Fisheries MOU update expected this week
[ST. JOHN’S, NL] — Fisheries Minister Clyde Jackman says he will get progress reports this week from three working groups discussing ways to restructure More
NL: More pieces needed in MOU puzzle, says Dean
[WHITE BAY, NL] - The provincial government needs to be more proactive to ensure the timely success of the fishing industry’s memorandum of understanding process, says Straits-White Bay North MHA Marshall Dean. Last week in the legislature, Dean questioned the minister of fisheries on the need for a formal community voice in the MOU process. He [...] More
NL: Liberals attack “glacial movement” of MOU process
[ST. JOHN’S, NL] — The closure of the shrimp plant in Jackson’s Arm has led to the Liberal Opposition and both sides of the fishing industry calling on the province to expedite the ongoing memorandum of understanding (MOU) process. More
NB: Decision to scrap Long Wharf project “bitter pill to swallow”
[SAINT JOHN, NB] – On Tuesday afternoon, Fort Reliance announced it would not be proceeding with a new home office building at Long Wharf, much to the disappointment of many. More
NL: Williams announces Hibernia South deal
[ST. JOHN'S, NL] - Premier Danny Williams announced today the provincial government has achieved a 10 per cent equity stake, as well as a top royalty rate of 50 per cent, in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) reached with its oil industry partners to develop the Hibernia Southern Extension. Williams gave details of the MOU [...] More
NS: CBU and DFO sign MOU in CB
[SYDNEY, NS] — Cape Breton University’s Bras d’Or Institute has renewed a partnership with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans that involves looking at the impact that activities in, on and around the ocean have on it. Officials with CBU and DFO signed a second three-year memorandum of understanding Monday. “In Cape Breton, as an island [...] More
NS: Province and HRM Sign MOU on New Convention Centre
[HALIFAX, NS] - A new convention centre could be coming to Halifax in less than four years. Premier Rodney MacDonald and Mayor Peter Kelly signed a memorandum of understanding today committing the province and the municipality to work together in an effort to have a new convention centre up and running by Jan. 1, 2013. [...] More
