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Who Is Running in the 2016 Municipal & School Board Election?

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Candidates have until 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 14th to withdrawal their nomination.

Voting - Advance Voting starts at 8:00 am on October 6, 2016 and continues right until ordinary polling day October 15, 2016 at 7:00All voting is done electronically and you should receive your voter letter in the mail at the start of October.  PLEASE CHECK YOUR MAIL AS YOU WILL NEED THE INFORMATION ON THE LETTER IN ORDER TO VOTE.  

In the meantime, you can call 902-825-9825 to ensure you're on the voter's list.

Krista Toole
Returning Officer
Town of Middleton

 

Councillor Information Session

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If you have ever considered running for Middleton Town Council…this is for YOU!

Have you ever wondered…

  • What does it take to run for Council?
  • What should I know before I consider running?
  • What are the powers and influence of municipal government?
  • What rules, regulations and laws govern my actions as an elected official?
  • What would be my role as a Councillor?
  • What is the time commitment?
  • Do I receive a salary?
  • How many other committees am I required to sit on?
  • What is the nomination and campaigning processes?

If so…A Councillor Information Session will be held at the Town Hall on Tuesday, September 6th from 6:00pm – 7:00 pm. This is available for anyone considering running for Town Council in this coming October election.

Please contact RO Krista Toole at election@town.middleton.ns.ca  or 902-825-9825 if you have any questions concerning this session.

REVISIONS TO THE PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS

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The preliminary list of electors for the Town of Middleton has been prepared for the upcoming Municipal Election which will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2016.

Electors may find out if they are on the List of Electors by contacting the Returning Officer or Assistant Returning Officer.  Additions or corrections to the list may also be made upon application by telephone, in writing, or in person.  Please contact the Returning Officer by phone at 902-825-9825; email to election@town.middleton.ns.ca or at the Town Office at 131 Commercial Street, Middleton between 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday to Friday.   Additions or corrections must be received by 4:00 p.m. Friday, August 26, 2016.

You will be asked for your name, your address and your date of birth.

Dated at Middleton, Nova Scotia this 29th day of July, 2016.

Krista L. Toole
Returning Officer
Town of Middleton

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Legacy Society Renews Effort for Canada 150 Funding Support

March 30, 2016

(Annapolis Royal, NS) The Canada Legacy Society (CLS)  is exploring new funding avenues following disappointing news from the federal government that their original proposal did not specifically qualify as a Canada 150 Signature Initiative.

However the CLS was informed that the government would discuss the possibility of the Society receiving support under other criteria defined in correspondence as the Canada 150 Community funding stream.

Accordingly the CLS has been in active and frank communication with Heritage Canada staff and area Members of Parliament to identify and obtain funding through this, and other, revenue avenues.

“Obviously we were extremely disappointed with the initial determination that we didn't qualify under what they define as a Signature Initiative, especially because we had been receiving very positive feedback on our proposal right up until the moment we were informed of the decision”, said CLS President Michael Tompkins, Mayor of Annapolis Royal.

“But we refuse to be deterred in advancing our proposal that requests funding support for an excellent concept that we have been working on for over a year”, Tompkins maintained.

He said that subsequent communication with federal representatives over the past week has been encouraging and he expected an alternative option would be offered to the CLS very soon.

Tompkins added that while the Society was working towards a positive outcome and optimistic following current discussions, CLS municipal representatives were prepared to visit Ottawa, and with the assistance of West Nova MP Colin Fraser meet with federal government officials to advocate for their proposal.

The Canada Legacy Society was originally comprised of nine municipal units, the Municipality of the County of Kings; the Town of Middleton, The Municipality of the County of Annapolis; the Town of Annapolis Royal; The Municipality of the District of Digby; the Town of Digby; the Municipality of Argyle; the Town of Yarmouth and the Municipality of the District of Yarmouth.

Recently the Municipality of the District of West Hants, the Town of Windsor and the Village of Lawrencetown also joined the group, making a total of 12 members, with several others actively considering formal participation.

The CLS also announced that Kerry Johnson of Cornwallis Park, Annapolis County, had accepted one of the two appointed positions on the Legacy board. Mr. Johnson is the President of the Jordantown Acaciaville Conway Betterment Association in Digby.

“These community leaders  came together in a strategic decision that led to the forming of a collaborative Society”,  Tompkins explained,  “Demonstrating  that they were not only together but steadfast in their desire to secure maximum funding support for an initiative that would benefit all Canadians”.

For over a year the CLS has been chaired by Municipality of Annapolis Chief Administrative Officer John Ferguson, who said that the cooperative effort had gone smoothly with overwhelming support from all the municipal partners.

“This can fairly be described as an unprecedented occasion in inter municipal cooperation in terms of its purpose and impact ”, Ferguson said, “And much deserved recognition has to  go to the Mayors, Wardens, Councils and their staff in deciding to take a uniquely collective approach to securing support”.

While the Canada 150 funding program would constitute the major portion of the regional heritage project, the provincial government has also indicated it would contribute financial and administrative support for the initiative.

In its submission the Society prepared and delivered a detailed and inclusive promotional strategy for southwest Nova Scotia to the Government of Canada and will be publicly releasing their plans once funding support has been secured.

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For additional information contact:
Peter MacLellan
Legacy Committee Communications Coordinator
(902) 308-3331

John Ferguson
Legacy Committee Chair
(902) 532-3130

 

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