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Public Accounts Volume 2 Agencies and Funds For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008 The Honourable Michael G. Baker, q.c. Minister of Finance Public Accounts Volume 2 Agencies and Funds For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008 The Honourable Michael G. Baker, q.c. Minister of Finance © Crown copyright, Province of Nova Scotia, 2008 Published in electronic form by Communications Nova Scotia. ISSN 1916-9612 (Online) Province of Nova Scotia Agencies and Funds 3052155 Nova Scotia Limited Agrapoint International Agritech Park Inc Annapolis Valley District Health Authority Annapolis Valley Regional School Board Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Bioscience Enterprise Centre Inc Cape Breton District Health Authority Cape Breton Victoria Regional School Board Capital District Health Authority Chignecto-Central Regional School Board Colchester East Hants Health Authority Conseil scolaire acadien provincial Conserve Nova Scotia Cumberland Health Authority Guysborough Antigonish-Strait Health Authority Halifax-Dartmouth Bridge Commission Halifax Regional School Board Harbourside Commercial Park Inc. Highway 104 Western Alignment Corporation Industrial Expansion Fund Insured Prescription Drug Plan Trust Fund Izaak Walton Killam Grace Health Centre Law Reform Commission Member’s Retiring Allowances Act Nova Scotia Business Inc Nova Scotia Community College Nova Scotia Crop and Livestock Insurance Commission Nova Scotia E911 Cost Recovery Fund Nova Scotia Farm Loan Board Nova Scotia Fisheries and Aquaculture Loan Board Nova Scotia Film Development Corporation Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Nova Scotia Gaming Foundation Nova Scotia Government Fund Nova Scotia Harness Racing Incorporated Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation Nova Scotia Housing Development Corporation Province of Nova Scotia Agencies and Funds Nova Scotia Lands Inc. Nova Scotia Innovation Corporation Nova Scotia Legal Aid Commission Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation Nova Scotia Municipal Finance Corporation Nova Scotia Pension Agency Nova Scotia Power Finance Corporation Nova Scotia Primary Forest Products Marketing Board Nova Scotia Public Service LTD Trust Fund Nova Scotia Public Service Superannuation Fund Nova Scotia Talent Trust Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board Pictou County Health Authority Provincial Drug Distribution Program PSS Investments I Inc PSS Investments II Inc Public Archives of Nova Scotia Public Trustee Trust Funds Resource Recovery Fund Board Inc Sherbrooke Restoration Commission South Shore District Health Authority South Shore Regional School Board South West Nova District Health Authority Strait Regional School Board Sydney Environmental Resources Limited Sydney Steel Corporation Sydney Steel Corporation Superannuation Fund Sydney Tar Ponds Agency Sydney Utilities Trade Centre Limited Tri-County Regional School Board Upper Clements Family Theme Park Victim’s Assistance Fund Waterfront Development Corporation Limited .

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Canada Gazette, Part I
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