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NS Royal Gazette Part I Nova Scotia INDEX TO THE ROYAL GAZETTE PART I, VOLUME 220, 2011 Name or Title Page Name or Title Page TABLE OF CONTENTS CHANGE OF NAME ACT Abakar, Abdelkarim Mohammed Musa CHANGE OF NAME ACT ........................ 1 (reprinted see page 316) ................. 280 Abakar, Abdelkarim Mohammed Musa............. 316 COMPANIES ACT.............................. 4 Acker, David Allen (Zinck)..................... 1344 Alchorn, Jared Adam (Young) ................... 1534 COMPANY CHANGE OF NAME (Companies Act) .... 8 Allard, Kayla Eldora (MacDonald) ................ 280 Amaresha, (Sharanappa) ....................... 1570 Archibald, Elizabeth Anne (Nelson) ................. 3 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS ACT ............ 8 Archibald, Madelynn Kenna (Nelson)................ 3 Arnold, Kelly Lois (Hepburn) ................... 1722 CORPORATIONS REGISTRATION ACT............ 9 Ash, Diamond Desmond (Love) .................. 1647 Ashby, David Riley (Eddy) ...................... 708 CREDIT UNION ACT............................ 9 Attfield, Aurora Marlene (MacInnis).............. 1460 Barager, Damion Joseph (Fraser)................. 1612 CRIMINAL CODE OF CANADA .................. 9 Barss, Patrick John MacKenzie .................. 1119 Bartlett, Gracelynn Elizabeth (Andrews) ........... 1612 LAND REGISTRATION ACT .................... 10 Beals, Karighen Lee (Muise)..................... 207 Beazley, Aaron Connor ........................ 1381 MOTOR CARRIER ACT ........................ 11 Bentley, Payton Martina Jane (Major).............. 168 Billington, Alicia Lindsay Dawn (VanLarken) ...... 1460 MOTOR VEHICLE ACT ........................ 11 Billington, Riley Christian David (VanLarken)...... 1460 Bird, Michael Ronald Joseph (Altair).............. 1229 MOTOR VEHICLE TRANSPORT ACT ............ 11 Bishop, Kaci Georgia (Beaton) .................. 1023 Blois, Alexander George (Leighton) ............... 399 NOTARIES AND COMMISSIONERS ACT ......... 11 Bollivar, Alexis Janice Darlene (Aulenback)......... 280 Bona, Makaila Eileen (Bona-Sampson)............ 1811 Bonar, Patrick Russel (Serroul) ................... 555 ORDERS IN COUNCIL ......................... 14 Borden, Adanna Chidera Keithandra Maree ........ 1497 Borden, Raya Daunté Parsons .................... 915 PARTNERSHIPS AND BUSINESS NAMES Boudreau, Leah Faith (Newell) ................... 667 REGISTRATION ACT................... 14 Boutilier, Janisha Elizabeth (Flemming) ........... 1534 Boutilier-Brown, Courtney-Lynn Brittany .......... 1119 PROBATE ACT................................ 15 Bouwman, Brittany Anita Julien (Lively) .......... 1570 Bouwman, Justyn Joel Julien (Lively)............. 1570 SOLEMNIZATION OF MARRIAGE ACT .......... 14 Bowerbank-Young, Michael Bradley ............... 168 Brennan, Tyler Gerard (Harrison) ................ 1722 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.................... 14 Briscore, Sandra Gretchen (Flemming) ............ 1534 Brown, Sarah Katherine Elizabeth................ 1119 Bruce, Jesse Fredric (Bray) ..................... 1647 Burke, Breanna Marie Paulette (Craig) ............. 751 Burke, Conner Bradley (Lotherington) ............. 316 © NS Office of the Royal Gazette. Web version. 1 2 INDEX TO THE ROYAL GAZETTE PART I 2011 Name or Title Page Name or Title Page Burns, Anthony Charles Arthur (Lutz) ............... 1647 Epifano, Sherene Marie (Kennedy) ............... 1120 Burroughs, Justin Zachary (Wilson) .................. 438 Estey, Catherine Eleanor (Webstey)................ 751 Bushen, Tyler Frederick (Briffett)................... 556 Fagg, Anthony Charles (Taylor) .................. 135 Butler, Katelyn Diane (Davis) ..................... 1761 Fagg, Lisa (Taylor)............................. 135 Butt, Angus James (Parnell) .......................... 3 Fagg, Lucas Charles Hudson (Taylor).............. 135 Byatt, Ashley Madison Dearman.................... 708 Falkenham, Chase Jamieson (MacKinnon) ........... 31 Caldwell, Nathan Thomas ......................... 597 Falkenham, David Joseph (MacKinnon) ............. 31 Cameron, Chase Xavier (Scott-Savage)............... 516 Feltmate, Daniel Anthony (Fraser) ............... 597/98 Campbell, Asher Ronald Lawrence .................. 708 Fenton, Jonathan David (MacGillivray)............. 827 Campbell-Dacey, Ella Catherine ................... 1612 Fitzgerald, Kersten Taylor (Carrigan) ............. 1811 Carewe, George William Thomas (Johnson) .......... 1497 Fraser, Jeffrey Wayne (Enslow) .................. 1156 Carey, Taylor Nicole (Northrop) ................... 1722 Fraser, John Derek ............................. 477 Caseley, Abby Noelle Clarke...................... 1272 Fraser, Nicholas Alexander Edmonds ............. 1884 Caseley, Jaime Christena Clarke ................... 1272 Fraser, Shaylee Morgan (MacPherson) ............. 438 Caseley, Sam Alexander Clarke.................... 1272 Gadlan, Leila Angelah Bautista................... 751 Chamberlain, Matthew Ross FitzGerald.............. 1883 Gale, Nolan Michael Samuel..................... 356 Chapman-Currie, John Edward Charles Gammon-Hallett, Brianna Jade (Davis)............. 438 (repub see page 1883) .................... 1685 Gehue, Brittan Margaret Rose ................... 1381 Chapman, John Edward Charles Currie .............. 1883 Ghazoul, Ahmad............................... 991 Chapman, Robert Austen (repub see page 1883) ....... 1685 Giberson, Kevin Joseph......................... 438 Chapman, Robert Austen......................... 1883 Gillis, Abigail Noreta (Byrnes) ................... 316 Childs, Hailey Elizabeth (Childs-Avery)............. 1497 Gonzales, William John (Sack) .................. 1461 Childs, Riley Joseph Kenneth (Childs-Avery)......... 1497 Goodick, Dylan Alvin James (Bond) .............. 1069 Chrismas, Lorissa Violet .......................... 316 Gordon, Mariah Kaitlyn (Downey) ............... 1884 Clark, Alyssa Faith Lauren........................ 1722 Gordon, Marshall Tremayne (Downey) ............. 915 Colbert, Madison Claire Isabella (Eisan).............. 207 Graves, Lanaya Rose (Rogers).................... 356 Cole, Heidi Lee Anne Dawn (Swinamer)............. 1193 Greer, James Dale (MacKinnon) ................. 1613 Collins, Brenda Doris (Coombs) ................... 1307 Grimes, Natasha Marie (Reeves).................. 667 Conrod, Ellen Margaret .......................... 1497 Haase, Konnor Robert (Corkum) (see page 1420) .... 1307 Cookson, Abigail Susan (Campbell) ................ 1534 Haase, Konnor Robert (Corkum-Haase) ............ 1420 Copley-Gillis, Evan Scott .......................... 516 Haase, Makaeley Kathleen (Corkum) (see page 1420) 1307 Cote, Rose Marie................................ 556 Haase, Makaeley Kathleen (Corkum-Haase)........ 1420 Cox-Budden, Brady William ...................... 1419 Hackett, Kyle Jeffrey (Gilbert) .................... 992 Cox-Budden, Johnathan Travis .................... 1419 Hahn, David Kurt.............................. 356 Cuadra, Natalia Marcela Roque ..................... 788 Hamed, Ali (Mohammed) ....................... 556 Currie, Liam Ryan Alexander ...................... 516 Hammond, Courtenay Dianne .................... 556 Currie, Michael Ross Alexander (Ingram)............ 1381 Hann, Donnie Brian Alexander ................... 556 Dacey- Hendsbee, (Darlene) ...................... 1119 Hanright, Phyllis Maxwell...................... 1884 Davison, Connor Anthony ......................... 556 Harriman, Rebecca Lynn (Boehm) ................. 280 de Manning Smith, Jonathan ....................... 517 Harrison-Rector, Danial (MacDonald)............. 1419 Decker, Jillian Samantha (McEwan) ................. 751 Hartman, Alexis Darlene (MacEachern) ........... 1846 Deeb-Collishaw, Layla Gabrielle .................... 169 Hartman, Melissa Dawn (MacEachern)............ 1846 Delaney, Jordan Andrew (Sampson) ................ 1497 Hartnett, Ethan James (Quigley) .................. 356 Dempsey, John Michael (Bruce) ................... 1460 Hayes, Grace Gwendolyn (Star) .................. 1308 Denny, Zachery Alexander (Doucette)................ 135 Hayes, Rose Shirley Eagle (Star)................. 1308 DePetris, Layla Grace (Crouse) .................... 1461 Healey, Alexander Patrick (Corbett) ............... 667 Desrosiers, Cindy Louise (Coles)................... 1344 Herring, Liam Phillip (Lewis) ................... 1420 Deveau, Zacharia Isaiah (Webster) .................. 207 Herring, Mark Phillip (Lewis) ................... 1420 Dick, Susan Heather (Morris)....................... 955 Higgins, Traci Lee (O’Donovan) .................. 245 Diljohn-Maharaj, Anisa Kamini .................... 1647 Hill, Stacy Marie (McMasters).................... 477 Dill, Adam Harold Herbert (Reid) ................... 244 Hill, Wendy Lynn (Chordis) .................... 1307 Dobson, Miranda Shirlene (Smith).................. 1344 Hiltz, Mark Garnet (Levy)....................... 789 Dorey, Coady Lynn .............................. 788 Hoare, Samantha Jo-Ellen Ruby (Rodler) ........... 867 Duck, Jonathan Allen............................ 1461 Hogg, Adam Robert Dennis (Stone) ................ 477 Dugas, Chad Nathan............................. 1884 Holmes, Aidan Reece .......................... 1120 Ehdaei, Siamak (Ehdaie) .......................... 355 Holmes, Mercaydez Carol Jean (Pineo)........... 280/81 Eliason, Shanelle Nicole (Beazley) ................. 1229 Hongsa, Wattana (Wilson) ....................... 356 Ellis-Vroom, Cassidy Jaylee (Ellis-Jones)............. 399 Hopkinson, Melissa Lynn (Gallant) ............... 1722
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