David Jackson and Associates
Nova Scotia NewStart Inc.

Yarmouth (N.S. : County) — Social Conditions.

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Conducted and written by Gerrie Masters, Senior Advisor, Labour Market Development--t.pages verso.

Nova Scotia. Labour Market Development Secretariat.

Labour market — Nova Scotia
Labour market — Regional disparities
Labour supply — Nova Scotia.

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Sager, Eric W., 1946-

Unemployed — Canada — History — 19th century
Unemployed — Canada — Social conditions.

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Dalhousie University. Institute of Public Affairs.

Electric utilities — Government policy — Canada
Electric utilities — Government policy — Great Britain.

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August 31, 1995. Cover title. Chairperson: Grace White. -- Cf. pages 15. Includes executive summary.

White, Grace.

Black business enterprises — Government policy — Nova Scotia
Entrepreneurship — Government policy — Nova Scotia
Black Canadians in business — Nova Scotia.

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Academic theses. Throughout the twentieth century, the city of Sydney, Nova Scotia was home to a steel industry that polluted the air and contaminated the waterway of Muggah Creek, known in local parlance as the Tar Ponds. This dissertation examines public discourse surrounding the subject of industrial pollution in the deindustrializing city of Sydney, focusing between 1950 and 2014. It explores how diverse community interests including those of steelworkers, local environmentalists, residents whose properties bordered the contaminated site, and members of the local business community interpreted and responded to the pollution. The dissertation asks why industrial pollution became the object of heightened environmental and health anxieties in the late twentieth century, arguing that the corporeal impact of the pollution, within the context of the deindustrializing city, inspired an activist citizenry. For much of the twentieth century, Sydney's industrial pollution was equated with the local steel industry and the affiliated economic stability that came with unionized work at the mill. This perspective was challenged in the 1980s when unemployed mill workers sought compensation for a host of cancers and respiratory diseases that they attributed to having worked in a polluted environment. At the same time, environmental studies revealed Muggah Creek's troubling pollution levels. Issues of deindustrialization, environmental contamination, and health concerns intersected and sparked contentious local environmental debates. These reached their apex in the late 1990s, when a group of residents from Sydney's Frederick Street campaigned to be relocated on the basis that contaminants in the surrounding landscape had made them ill. The dissertation examines how the various interest groups cited their environmental and bodily observations as evidence of the problems associated with exposure to industrial contaminants, expressed concern for the well-being of the local youth, argued for social justice, and noted the past's shadow on the city's future. "Bodily Health, Contaminants, and the Environment" concludes by examining the 2004-2014 remediation project that reconfigured the Tar Ponds into Open Hearth Park, isolated the contaminants through the use of stabilization and solidification, and sought, with mixed success, to recalibrate the public's image of the landscape.

Hazardous waste site remediation — Nova Scotia — Muggah Creek Watershed
Coke-ovens — Environmental aspects — Nova Scotia — Sydney
Factory and trade waste — Environmental aspects — Nova Scotia — Sydney
Muggah Creek Watershed (N.S.) — Environmental conditions
Sydney Tar Ponds (N.S.) — Environmental conditions

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A story and a song by Steve Whitty ; I came from Pictou County by Jane MacKay Rutherford ; The old harvest train by Vincent J. MacDonald ; The incredible harvest excursion of 1908 by W.J.C. Cherwinski. Includes bibliographical references pages 157-164.

Cherwinski, W.J.C
Whitty, Steve
Rutherford, Jane MacKay
MacDonald, Vincent J.

Maritimers — History
Grain — Harvesting — Prairie provinces — History
Prairie Provinces — History

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On cover: Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University. Reproduced from typewritten copy. Bibliographical foot-notes.

Bates, Stewart
Lattimer, J. E. (John Ernest), 1884-

Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S.

Maritime Provinces — Economic conditions

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Reference: TPL 2985. Error in paging: numbers 225-228 omittedition Exports from Nova Scotia proper ...: pages [17] at end.

A. & W. MacKinlay (Firm)

Nova Scotia — Economic conditions.

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Cockfield, Brown & Company
Royal Commission on Canada's Economic Prospects.

Canada — Economic conditions — 1945-
Canada — Industries
Canada — Conditions économiques — 1945-
Canada — Industrie.

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Statistics Canada.

Input-output tables — Atlantic Provinces
Social accounting — Atlantic Provinces
Atlantic Provinces — Economic conditions.

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At head of title: APEC.

Atlantic Provinces Economic Council
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

Economic indicators — Statistics
Atlantic Provinces — Economic conditions — Statistics

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The origin of this volume was a conference held in Halifax during September of 1990.--Prelim.

Inwood, Kris E., 1951-

Maritime Provinces — Economic conditions.

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