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 Canada/Nova Scotia Business Service Centre
Canada Business Service Centre is a full-service business information resource accessible province-wide and free-of-charge with a staff dedicated to providing quality service to you.
For further information please visit:
http://www.canadabusiness.ca
Community Business Development Corporations
Community Business Development Corporations is an organization of regional corporations designed to assist in the establishment of new businesses and in the expansion and modernization of existing businesses in its respective communities. The CBDC helps to develop the local economy through the creation of private sector employment.
For information on available assistance in your area please visit:
http://www.cbdc.ca
Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation
Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation strives hard to promote and assist Cape Breton in developing industry in the area. It is the objective of ECBC to foster sustainable job creation and economic growth. Assistance is provided to enterprises for a variety of sectors.
For further information please visit:
http://www.ecbc-secb.gc.ca
InNOVAcorp
NS Cooperative Council
Nova Scotia Business Inc.
Nova Scotia Economic & Rural Development
Economic & Rural Development focuses on creating a environment for business in the province to grow and thrive. The department provides support to businesses and potential businesses in form of information support and access to funding programs.
For more information please visit:
http://www.gov.ns.ca/econ/business.asp
Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations
Trade Team Nova Scotia
Trade Team Nova Scotia (TTNS) is a partnership of government and private sector organizations dedicated to stimulating export activity in Nova Scotia. The partnership provides potential and active exporters with access to various trade-related programs and services. Trade Team Nova Scotia focuses on the areas of export preparedness, introduction and expansion of export markets, and strengthening performance.
For more information please visit:
http://ttns.gov.ns.ca/
Doing Business in Atlantic Canada
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