Gathering Of The Clans  

 

Clerk's Office

Hours:   9am - 4pm

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Next Regular Commission Meeting:

New date TBA

7pm

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Village of Pugwash

Annual General Meeting

7pm Tuesday, June 5th

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HarbourFest

Mackerel Tournament

Communities In Bloom

Village Strategic Plan

Pugwash and Area Master Plan

Cumberland County monthly newsletter

Municipality of Cumberland County study regarding the service delivery and financial impact of the dissolution of the Village of Pugwash

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Neighbouring communities:

Wallace

Malagash

Tatamagouche

Amherst

Truro

Discover the Northumberland Shore  here

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Tidal Information

Fisheries and Oceans Canada

tide-forecast.com

 

Click On The Picture To View A Map Of The Village

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Click here for map of  central Nova Scotia


Village Commissioners

Rod Benjamin (Chair) - 243 3629

Danny Brooks - on leave of absence

Dave Farley - 243 3284

Linda Langille - 243 2669

Jim Whitman (Vice Chair) - 243 3647

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 ELECTION DAY

Saturday, June 9th

Nominations for two positions as

Village Commissioner

must be submitted by

4:30pm Wednesday May 30th

Nomination papers are available from the Village Clerk

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Utilities and Review Board Hearing

looking at an application to dissolve the Village of Pugwash is complete. 

A decision should be published within 90 days

(early May 2012)

Click here to view evidence and submissions

Click on "Search by Matter" and in the "Matter ID" line second column enter M03694

 

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SOLID WASTE PICK UP DAY IS NOW

TUESDAYS

Pick up Schedule    Sorting Guide  Transfer Station schedule

 County newsletter 2012

 

   

Pugwash is an exciting and vibrant village on the North Shore of Nova Scotia offering a variety of activities. Shoppers have a selection of unusual gift stores including Seagull Pewter and Basic Spirit outlets. For art lovers we have The Mixed Palette art group, the Jean Wallace Gallery and Horton House Gallery. Outdoors people can swim at one of our many fine beaches, hike our trails or golf at one of Canada’s top one hundred courses.

Natural elements abound, leaving first time visitors in awe. Even local people, who see seasons come and go, marvel at the natural beauty. Mild winters slide into spring then give way to endless summers ... warm water, beautiful days, and crystal clear night skies. Don't forget Indian summer. Its warm days and cool nights are perfect for enjoying stunning fall colours.

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