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Electric Energy Conservation & Efficiency If you are a customer of The Town of Antigonish Electric Utility, did you know that you are eligible to participate in Nova Scotia Power's energy conservation and efficiency programs? To find out which programs can help you save electricity visit NSPI's Website or call 1-800-428-6230.
RCMP Advisory Board (Antigonish Town/County) Wants Your Input. Click here.
Paymentus Payment Option The Town of Antigonish is pleased to add an additional payment option for customers interested in using their credit card to pay their bill. Customers have the opportunity to make tax and/or utility payments by using their Visa or MasterCard. Click here for more details.
H1N1 Influenza For regular updates, and to find out more infomation on the H1N1 Influenza visit Goverment website
New Home For Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library The Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library Board, the Municipality of the County of Antigonish, and the Town of Antigonish announced today they have a location for a new public library facility at 283 Main Street, Antigonish. The announcement was made on behalf of both Councils and Board by Mayor Carl Chisholm, Warden Herb DeLorey, Board representatives Councillor Mary MacLellan, Councillor Sean Cameron, and Conrad Poirier. Joint Press release. (PDF File)
Major Goals & Objectives of the Antigonish Planning Strategy The Municipal Planning Strategy is based upon a number of goals that provide the broad framework which manage the evolving development of the Town. Goals are general statements of intent that describe future condition. Our Primary Vision is to maintain, and where possible, Improve the quality of life, safety and stability of our community. More Information is available here. (PDF File)
Antigonish Sustainable Development (ASDP) Project The Antigonish area has the opportunity to be a pilot community in Nova Scotia for implementing a comprehensive sustainability framework. More (ASDP) information
Tax Rates Set for 2009-2010 The Residential tax rate has increased to $.90 per $100 of assessment and the Commercial Tax Rate* has increased to $2.36 per $100 of assessment due to a further phase out of Business Occupancy taxes.* Waste Collection Charge had an increase to $198.75 per dwelling unit. This charge once again also includes the cost of additional Green Cart pick ups in the summer months. The due date for property taxes is June 30, 2009. If you have any questions or concerns, e-mail us.
Open to the World: Community Spotlight (PDF File) Antigonish is one of Canada's best known university towns. Around it thrives a business-savvy community with strong cultural traditions.