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NS Royal Gazette Part I Nova Scotia Published by Authority PART 1 VOLUME 221, NO. 48 HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2012 A certified copy of an Order in Council Justin Caron of Eastern Passage, in the Halifax dated November 27, 2012 Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Department of National Defence – Maritime Forces 2012-366 Atlantic); The Governor in Council is pleased to appoint, J. J. Devoe of Middle Sackville, in the Halifax confirm and ratify the actions of the following Minister: Regional Municipality (no longer required for employment To be Acting President of the Executive Council, with the Department of National Defence); Acting Minister of Policy and Priorities, Intergovernmental Affairs, Aboriginal Affairs and Sonya Dewar of Truro, in the County of Colchester Acting Minister responsible for Military Relations from (name change to Sonya Frizzell); 12:00 a.m., Wednesday, November 28, 2012 until 7:42 p.m., Wednesday, November 28, 2012: the Honourable Frank Dominix of Dartmouth, in the Halifax Regional Maureen MacDonald. Municipality (no longer employed with Maritime Forces Atlantic, Military Police Section); Certified to be a true copy David Darrow Deanie M. Dubois of Halifax, in the Halifax Regional Clerk of the Executive Council Municipality (no longer employed with the Department of National Defence); PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Guy Dumas of Hammonds Plains, in the Halifax Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the The Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Ross Department of National Defence – Formation Military Landry, under the authority vested in him by clause 2(b) Police Section, Maritime Forces Atlantic); of Chapter 23 of the Acts of 1996, the Court and Administrative Reform Act, Order in Council 2004-84, Jeff Dumville of Halifax, in the Halifax Regional the Assignment of Authority Regulations, and Sections Municipality (no longer required for employment with the 6 and 7 of Chapter 312 of the Revised Statutes of Nova Department of National Defence); Scotia, 1989, the Notaries and Commissioners Act, is hereby pleased to advise of the following: Brett W. Eagles of Halifax, in the Halifax Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Department of To be revoked as Commissioners pursuant to the National Defence – Maritime Forces Atlantic); Notaries and Commissioners Act: Stephen W. Flanagan of Eastern Passage, in the Halifax Mark Alford of Sackville, in the Halifax Regional Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Municipality (no longer employed with the Department Department of National Defence – Maritime Forces of National Defence); Atlantic); Mary K. Blois of Elmsdale, in the County of Hants Jason Forget of Lower Sackville, in the Halifax (no longer employed with the Department of National Regional Municipality (no longer employed with Maritime Defence – Maritime Forces Atlantic); Forces Atlantic, Military Police Section); Michael S. Gallant of Lower Sackville, in the Halifax Lorena Boutilier of Lower Sackville, in the Halifax Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Regional Municipality (no longer employed with Department of National Defence – Maritime Forces Maritime Forces Atlantic, Military Police Section); Atlantic); © NS Office of the Royal Gazette. Web version. 1811 1812 The Royal Gazette, Wednesday, November 28, 2012 Michael R. Kearley of Beechville, in the Halifax To be reappointed as a Commissioner pursuant to Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the the Notaries and Commissioners Act: Department of National Defence); Sonya Frizzell of Central North River, in the County of David A. Kimbers of Halifax, in the Halifax Regional Colchester, while employed with the Province of Nova Municipality (no longer required for employment with Scotia (Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations – the Department of National Defence); Land Registration Office). Vincent LeBlanc of Halifax, in the Halifax Regional DATED at Halifax, Nova Scotia, this 22nd day of Municipality (no longer employed with Maritime Forces November, 2012. Atlantic, Military Police Section); Ross Landry Johanna MacDonald of Dartmouth, in the Halifax Minister of Justice and Attorney General Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Department of National Defence – Formation Military PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA Police Section, Maritime Forces Atlantic); REGISTERED MUNICIPAL AUDITOR Guy Martin of Beechville, in the Halifax Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Department The Minister of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal of National Defence); Relations pursuant to subsection (7) of Section 457 of the Municipal Government Act, is pleased to accept the Gary William Murray of Halifax, in the Halifax application of Kevin MacDonald & Associates Inc. of Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the New Glasgow, Province of Nova Scotia as a Municipal Canadian Forces National Investigation Service, Atlantic Auditor for the year ending July 31, 2013. Region); Dated at HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA this 19th day of Larry Roberge of Windsor Junction, in the Halifax November, 2012. Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the Department of National Defence); Honourable John MacDonell Minister of Service Nova Scotia James Michael Rose of Hammonds Plains, in the and Municipal Relations Halifax Regional Municipality (no longer required for employment with the Department of National Defence); Schedule “A” Steven Schofield of Eastern Passage, in the Halifax Notice of Parcel Registration under the Regional Municipality (no longer employed with Land Registration Act Commissionaires Nova Scotia); TAKE NOTICE that ownership of the property known as Shawn D. Snow of Middle Sackville, in the Halifax PID 15856743, located at 11 Hillside Ave., Glace Bay, Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the NS, has been registered under the Land Registration Act, Department of National Defence – Maritime Forces in whole on the basis of adverse possession, in the name of Atlantic); Joseph Faraci. Brian T. St. John of Hammonds Plains, in the Halifax NOTICE is being provided as directed by the Registrar Regional Municipality (no longer employed with the General of Land Titles in accordance with clause 10(10)(b) Department of National Defence – Military Police); and of the Land Registration Administration Regulations. For further information, you may contact the lawyer for the Colleen Marie Wright of Halifax, in the Halifax registered owner(s), noted below. Regional Municipality (no longer required for employment with the Department of National Defence). To: Name of last paper title holder / the heirs of DAN GILLIS and JOHN GILLIS and other unknown To be appointed as Commissioners pursuant to the person(s) who may be the last known owner(s) of the Notaries and Commissioners Act: property as shown on the records at the Registry of Deeds. Chris Beck of Dartmouth, in the Halifax Regional st Municipality, for a term commencing November DATED at Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, this 21 day of 22, 2012 and to expire November 21, 2017 (East Coast November, 2012. Demolition and Environmental Services, private); William R. Burke David Cameron of Heatherton, in the County of Crosby Burke & MacRury Antigonish, for a term commencing November 22, 2012 38 Union Street and to expire November 21, 2017, and only while Glace Bay NS B1A 5V1 employed with Transport Canada; and Phone: 902-849-3971; Fax: 902-849-7009 Lawyer for registered owner Norine M. Rideout of Kingston, in the County of Annapolis, while employed with Commissionaires Nova 2502 November 28-2012 Scotia. © NS Office of the Royal Gazette. Web version. The Royal Gazette, Wednesday, November 28, 2012 1813 FORM 17A M05375 FORM 17A M05370 NOVA SCOTIA UTILITY AND REVIEW BOARD NOVA SCOTIA UTILITY AND REVIEW BOARD IN THE MATTER OF THE MOTOR CARRIER ACT IN THE MATTER OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE - and - TRANSPORT ACT IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION of - and - TRANSOVERLAND LIMITED to amend IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION of Motor Carrier License No. P01833 100921 P.E.I. Inc. o/a ADVANCED SHUTTLE SERVICE to amend Extra-Provincial NOTICE OF AMENDMENT APPLICATION Operating License No. XP02463 TAKE NOTICE THAT Transoverland Limited of 74 NOTICE OF AMENDMENT APPLICATION Sunnyside Drive, Reserve Mines, Nova Scotia, made an Application received by the Clerk of the Board on TAKE NOTICE THAT 100921 P.E.I. Inc. o/a November 26, 2012, to amend its Motor Carrier License Advanced Shuttle Service (“Advanced Shuttle”) of 43 No. P01833, requesting changes to its Services to Jenkins Avenue, Summerside, Prince Edward Island, made provide backup service on behalf of Tri-Maritime Bus an Application received by the Clerk of the Board on Network Inc., as follows: November 20, 2012, to amend its Extra-Provincial Operating License No. XP02463, requesting changes to its SERVICES: Rates, as follows: Amend Schedule F by deleting the following: RATES: F(4) GENERAL ROUTE PUBLIC PASSENGER Amend Schedule D(1) by adding a provision for SERVICE - Within the Province of Nova Scotia – Discounts, so that it reads as follows: limited to provision of public passenger service at the request of Acadian Intercity Coaches LP and/or D(1) RATES successor companies, such service to be provided in accordance with the provisions of Motor Carrier Adult: $69.00 one way; $128.00 return License No. 244 issues to Acadian Intercity Coaches Student: $64.00 one way; $118.00 return LP and/or successor companies. Senior (60 years+): $64 one way; $118 return Child under 12 years: $50.00 one way; $100.00 return And replace
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