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Feedback re RCMP priorities
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- Published: Wednesday, 15 February 2023 10:38
Mayor Locke can be contacted here Harold.Locke@shelburnens.ca
Council members can be contacted - Councillor Acker <Elizabeth.Acker@shelburnens.ca>; Councillor Davis <Rick.Davis@shelburnens.ca>; Councillor Ringer <Sheldon.Ringer@shelburnens.ca>; Councillor Nickerson <Ben.Nickerson@shelburnens.ca>;
Every year the Shelburne RCMP ask for three policing priorities from the Town of Shelburne, Town of Lockeport, and the Municipality of Shelburne. Priorities chosen in the past were things like visibility of Police in the community and combating hard drugs in the community. This year, from recommendation of the Shelburne RCMP we would like to ask the public for their input on the three RCMP policing priorities for the Town of Shelburne. Please contact a Town of Shelburne Council member with any priorities that you believe the Shelburne RCMP should add some additional focus on.
Dock St Days & more
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- Published: Tuesday, 14 February 2023 12:15
Dock St Days August 4-6th, Giant Pumpkin Festival October 7th & Miracle on Dock Street December 2nd 2023
RFT Water Treatment Drying Bed
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- Published: Friday, 10 February 2023 11:54
Please click this link https://www.shelburnens.ca/2023.html to access details or send an e-mail to Candy.Venning@shelburneNS.ca
February is African Heritage Month
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- Published: Wednesday, 01 February 2023 10:48
February is African Heritage Month
The 2023 African Heritage Month theme, Seas of Struggle – African Peoples from Shore to Shore, recognizes the resiliency, strength, and determination of people of African descent from the shores of Africa to the shores of Nova Scotia -- with the Atlantic Ocean being the everlasting connection.
The theme highlights the role the sea has played in the long-standing history of people of African descent in the development of Canada and Nova Scotia. This year’s theme aligns with the United Nations’ International Decade for People of African Descent (DPAD) 2015-2024. The goal is to strengthen global cooperation in support of people of African descent, increase awareness and recognize their full and equal participation in society.
Nova Scotia has more than 50 historic African Nova Scotian communities with a long, deep and complex history dating back more than 400 years. African Heritage Month provides another opportunity to celebrate and promote the culture, legacy, achievements and contributions of people of African descent in Nova Scotia – past and present.
Be sure to attend Black Loyalist Heritage Center for the 2023 Civic Proclamation