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Provide financial solutions to small business includes: Commercial Equipment Leases, Commercial Mortgages, Accounts Receivable Credit lines
(902) 862-2462
657 George Street, New Waterford
Armsworthy Safety Consulting
Local Professional Safety Consultant
(902) 539-2357
159 Wildwood Dr., Sydney
Bluenose Insurance Brokers
Insurance-Commercial, Personal, Life, Blue Cross, Disability
(902) 562-1988
676 George Street, Sydney
Coastal Business CBDC
A source of financial and advisory assistance for small business.
(902) 539-4332 x224
292 Charlotte Street, Sydney
Dan White and Associates
Business and Management Consulting
(902) 564-5133
1428 Coxheath Road, Sydney
Diversity Management Group (DMG)
Diversity Management Group (DMG) is an Aboriginal Consulting firm that concentrates on capacity & business development opportunities for Aboriginal people, communities & firms. DMG has 8 years of experience in working with governments & industry.
(902) 756-2950
8875 TCH 105, PO Box 360, Whycocomagh, Cape Breton
Grant Thornton
Grant Thornton has been providing audit, accounting and business advisory services for almost 70 years. From our maritime roots we have grown to one of the largest accounting and consulting firms in the country.
(902) 562-5581
500 George Street, Sydney
MediaSpark
MediaSpark helps people and organizations achieve success through the effective use of design and technology. We offer products and services to meet the needs of business, education, government, community organizations, and more.
(902) 562-0042
55 Townsend Street, 2nd Floor, Sydney
R. J. LeBlanc, Immigration Consultant
Assistance to employers in obtaining approval to employ foreign workers.
(902) 727-2557
170 Oakfield Drive, Marion Bridge
Safety Check Inspections Limited
Safety Check Inspections Limited provides Occupational Health and Safety Services to the Heavy Industry, Petro-chemical, and Environmental Remediation Industries.
(902) 563-4040
1476 Morrison Road, Sydney
Unama'ki Economic Benefits Office
This Economic Benefits Office resulted from an economic partnership of the Five Cape Breton (Unama'ki) First Nation communities. Its purpose is to maximize the Economic Benefits from major projects such as the Sydney Tar Ponds Cleanup.
(902) 562-4700
6 Doucettes Lane, Membertou
Vibe Creative Group
A full service design agency specializing in business consulting, graphic design, marketing and communications. 100% Cape Breton owned and operated by partners Maureen Carroll and Tracey Boutilier.
(902) 539-3870
208 Charlotte Street, Sydney
W.Black & Son Real Estate
Local real estate firm with over 35 years of service. Specializing in residential sales and appraisals.
(902) 794-4343
222 Commercial Street, North Sydney
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Tender Issued for Protective Cap
July 20, 2010 - The Sydney Tar Ponds Agency has released a tender for the construction of a protective cap over treated tar ponds sediment.It's the third step in a series of projects leading to the future development of the remediated site.Construction of the multi-layer protective cap will begin in the fall, and is scheduled for completion in summer, 2013. It will include a grading/bedding layer, a geosynthetic clay layer, a geocomposit drainage layer, protective fill, topsoil and hydro seed. The cap is designed to direct rain and groundwater into an engineered channel that will also carry brook water to the mouth of Sydney Harbour. The tender closes Aug. 10. More than 70 per cent of the south pond, located between Prince Street and the Ferry Street Bridge, has been solidified and stabilized. Treatment of the entire pond is expected to be completed in August. It will be followed by the construction of a channel to allow brook water and groundwater to flow through the site and into the harbour. In January 2007, the government of Canada and province of Nova Scotia committed $400 million to ensure the Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens cleanup is completed by 2014. S&S Work Restarts In South Pond
03/23/10 The Sydney Tar Ponds Agency is pleased to announce that the cleanup has kicked into high gear with the restart of solidification and stabilization in the south tar pond. Contractors began the cement work today (Tuesday, March 23, 2010). The process includes using an excavator to mix cement powder into the contaminated sediment, similar to the way a baker mixes ingredients when making a cake. The contract requires that each completed cell meets established criteria for permeability, leachability, and strength. For more on this contract, please click here. It's expected that the south pond (from Prince Street to Ferry Street Bridge) will be completely solidified and stabilized by the end of summer, 2010. Air monitors are operating in real-time at the project fence line, and also operating within the work site as part of the Master Occupational Health and Safety Plan for the project. To receive daily air monitoring reports, please click here. To view a video clip of work from 2009, please right click here and select save target as. You must download the file in order to view it properly.
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