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Public Advisories
Upcoming Events
01 Aug 2014 - 03 Aug 2014
New Glasgow Riverfront Music Jubilee
01 Aug 2014 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Ceremony for Registered Municipal Heritage Site - 1913 Water Trough
02 Aug 2014 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Farmers Market
Special Photo Feature
Race on the River
2014
Congratulations to Melody’s Dragon Slayers for representing the Town of New Glasgow at the 2014 Race on the River Dragon Boat Festival and to all participants and organizers on yet another incredible festival!
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Registration Form for Summer Programs
Please submit to recreation@newglasgow.ca
Word on the Street
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Mayor's Welcome
D
ear Residents and Business Owners:
Today's world, whether we are responsible for municipal governance and operations, for a business, a non-profit organization, education, health care, or environmental stewardship is changing rapidly. Bold action is required, as is forward thinking and innovation. Read more...
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Our Town
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Settled: 1784 and named for Glasgow, Scotland
Incorporated: 1875
Population: 9,562
Area: 2,689 acres (including river)
Residential Tax: $1.82 per $100.00
Commercial Tax: $4.40 per $100.00
Meter Base Charge: $42.46
Water Rate: $0.7985 per cubic meter
Sewer/Pollution Rate: $0.91 per cubic meter
Signature Flower: Day Lily (view)
New Glasgow is a beautiful riverside town of 9,562 residents, located in northern Nova Scotia, which serves as the commercial-service centre for the region of Pictou County with a population of 45,643. The Town’s key strategies are investment in infrastructure, commercial development, environmental stewardship, downtown revitalization, cultural, diversity, strategic partnerships and regional cooperation, health and safety, the creative economy and healthy lifestyles. These combined with strong core services and enhanced communications set the stage for commercial, environmental, tourism, heritage and social sustainability and growth for New Glasgow.
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