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NSCC Lunenburg structure failures, leaking walls to be addressed by $5.1M project

Buildings badly in need of repair

South Coast firms featured in NS export awards


Cedar Bay Grilling takes top honours

Visitor centres need to be privatized, says minister

Business minister Mark Furey told a post cabinet scrum in Halifax Thursday that provincially operated visitor information centres in Nova Scotia will be privatized. When asked by a CBC reporter whether the VICs might be turned over to private operators, Furey said "I think we have to."

The McNeil government has endured much criticism over its closure of three major visitor centres last year and over fears that the remaining six centres would see the same fate.

Visitor centres to remain open

“These workers have dedicated a lot of time and effort into reaching out to tourism operators to advocate for the centres to remain open, and in the end it looks like that hard work has paid off.”

Minister Furey defends against privatization claims

McNeil government unclear about where Cooke Aqua $18M was spent

"...how they've utilized that money and what they retain, I'm not sure I can actually answer the question." Minister Mark Furey

More lavish parties planned for liquor execs

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