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2019 Nova Scotia Construction Guide is now online

April 8, 2019/in front, news/by Alison Clack

The Nova Scotia Construction Guide is published annually for the Construction

Association of Nova Scotia’s members and industry partners.

In addition to your company listing, we have included valuable information within the

NS Construction Guide to assist you in your daily operations: information about CANS

programs and services; a list of standard construction contracts and documents; and lists

of industry partner associations.

Copies of the NS Construction Guide are circulated to approximately 1,700

construction-related businesses and buyers of construction services throughout Nova

Scotia.

Your company listing in the NS Construction Guide is seen by thousands of people in the

construction industry. We encourage you to review your company listing from time to

time to ensure your company profile is properly listed both in the A – Z section and the

Sources section.

Please note: We have exercised great care in compiling the listings contained in the 2019

NS Construction Guide and attempted to verify the information as accurately as possible

through email campaigns. Nevertheless, with the many changes which occur every year,

each listing cannot be 100 per cent guaranteed correct.

We encourage you to bring all inaccuracies and/or omissions to our attention in order

for the changes to be made the following year.

Please email these corrections to: cfiske@cans.ns.ca

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