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Applications are invited
for Agencies, Boards, and Commissions. The Province of
Nova Scotia invites applications from qualified Nova Scotians
interested in serving on one or more of the agencies,
boards, or commissions described in this PDF document.
Sherbrooke Restoration Commission
c/o Sherbrooke Village Restoration
42 Main Street
PO Box 295, Sherbrooke NS B0J 3C0
Fax: (902)522-2974
E-mail: macdoncr@gov.ns.ca
Web: http://sherbrookevillage.museum.gov.ns.ca
Director, Craig MacDonald at (902) 522-2400
The Commission oversees the planning of programs within the
Sherbrooke Planning Area which will best employ the resources
and people of the Village of Sherbrooke and the surrounding
district. The Commission is responsible to the Nova Scotia Museum
Board of Governors for the proper use and administration of
funds granted to the Commission by the Board. Its responsibilities
include: advising the Minister through the Nova Scotia Museum
Board on the restoration and development of Sherbrooke. The
Commission is responsible for the use and administration of
funds, preparation of budgets, planning of programs and operation
of the Village.
Public Archives of Nova
Scotia Board of Trustees
6016 University Avenue
Halifax NS B3H 1W4
Phone: (902) 424-6051
Fax: (902)424-0628
E-mail: speirswb@gov.ns.ca
Chair, The Honourable Constance R. Glube, Chief Justice of Nova
Scotia
The board advises the Provincial Archivist on the general direction
of the Public Archives and performs an oversight role; reviews
major initiatives and significant changes in terms of program
plans, policies and priorities, and makes recommendations to
the Minister and public bodies as appropriate; supports the
development and improvement of the Public Archives; and establishes
policies and procedures for the management of all amounts received
by the Public Archives other than its provincially funded operating
budget.
Advisory Council on Heritage
Property
c/o Kevin Barrett, Manager
Heritage Property Program, Heritage Division
1747 Summer Street Halifax, NS B3H 3A6
Phone: 902-424-5647
Chair: Peter Sheehan
The Council is established under the Heritage Property Act to
advise the Minister on: inclusion of buildings in the Provincial
Registry of Heritage Properties; applications for permission
to substantially alter or demolish a provincial heritage property;
and any other matters conducive to carrying out the intent and
purpose of the Act. The Council holds three to four meetings
each year.
Nova Scotia Museum Board of
Governors
c/o Nova Scotia Museum
1747 Summer Street Halifax NS B3H 3A6
Fax: (902)424-0650
Secretary, Bill Greenlaw at (902)424-7344
The Nova Scotia Museum Board of Governors advises on operation
of the Nova Scotia Museum which is a provincially decentralized
system of 10 directly-managed museums, 17 locally-managed museums
and five special places (archaeological and palaeontological
sites) designated under the Special Places Protection Act.
Gaelic College Foundation
c/o Culture Division
1800 Argyle Street, Suite 601
PO Box 456
Halifax, NS B3J 2R5
Phone: (902) 424-4510
Fax: (902) 424-0710
The Foundation promotes Celtic studies and preserves and fosters
the customs, traditions, culture and language of immigrants
from the Highlands of Scotland who settled in the Province.
The Foundation also owns and operates the Gaelic College.
Peggy's Cove Commission
c/o Tourism Division
1800 Argyle Street, Suite 603
Halifax, NS, B3J 2R5
Phone: (902) 424-3908
Fax: (902) 424-0629
The Commission's mandate is to preserve the unique scenic beauty,
character and integrity of the area for the enjoyment of both
residents and visitors. The Commission meets regularly to review
and recommend the issuance of development permits pursuant to
the Peggy'; Cove Land Use By-Law, as well as review and make
recommendations on other matters pertaining to the Peggy's Cove
area.
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