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The power of positive feedback: How one Mi'kmaw community is building toward a net-zero future | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia

For years, members of Glooscap First Nation identified clean energy as one of the community’s top priorities; this summer, the community is taking a major...

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Minister of Indigenous Services visits First Nations communities in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Minister of Indigenous Services visits First Nations communities in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
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Nova Scotia First Nation wants to get into tax collection business

Nova Scotia First Nation wants to get into tax collection business
The Glooscap First Nation in the Annapolis Valley hopes to start collecting taxes from non-Indigenous businesses April 1.
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'It's just another way of trying to bring in a few extra dollars of revenue to help the community out'
Posted: Jan 20, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: January 20
Chief Sidney Peters is the leader of Glooscap First Nation. (Dalhousie University)
A small Nova Scotia First Nation is poised to start collecting property taxes in April from non-Indigenous businesses located on land it purchased for commercial development in the Annapolis Valley.
Chief Sidney Peters of the Glooscap First Nation says it's about self-reliance.

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