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News — Nova Scotia Construction Industry Calls on Government To Finalize Prompt Payment Regulation (Video)

Nova Scotia Construction Industry Calls on Government To Finalize Prompt Payment Regulation (Video)

From Global News — “While Nova Scotia’s premiership hopefuls highlight health care, education and the economy in their platforms, one industry stakeholder group is calling for a campaign commitment of its own. As Elizabeth McSheffrey reports, the Construction Association of Nova Scotia wants final regulations for prompt payment legislation by the end of the year, citing an increase in ‘delinquent payments.’”

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