Municipal News

2021 Bluenose 100 - Sail Past Season Schedule

The Bluenose will be visiting the Municipality of St. Mary’s on September 15 in Port Hilford and September 16^th in Ecum Secum!

Arrival time in each port is typically between 4-6pm and departure is typically between 8-9am, although it is dependent on conditions and special events.

For the full schedule please visit https://bluenose.novascotia.ca/schedule

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, unfavorable sailing conditions or unexpected delays, this schedule is subject to change.

SHERBOOKE STREETSCAPES PLAN UPDATE
In 2018 the Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s made the commitment to enhance the downtown core of the Municipality through developing the Sherbrooke Streetscapes Plan. Since its completion, the Municipality has developed a phased approach to providing and completing these improvements. Phase 2 is now complete and included the softscape installation within the parking lot and Pioneer Park’s pathway including, soil, mulch, shrubs, and flowers.
Municipal Council and staff will continue to explore opportunities to implement additional phases of the Streetscape Plan to develop the downtown core into a more accessible, active and lively area by rethinking spaces and offering new activities that will improve the experience for residents and tourists.

The Municipal Climate Change Action Plan has been created with a goal of enhancing the climate resiliency of our communities by engaging and educating businesses and residents, identifying opportunities for sustainable economic development, and creating partnerships for a climate-forward municipality.

And now that we have created the plan, we want your feedback!

Comments may be submitted via email, phone, or an in-person event where I will be present to hear your thoughts.

The plan can be found by following the link below or by visiting our municipal home page.

Thank you in advance for your feedback, and I look forward to hearing all your insights!

Kaytland ~ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

pdf CCAP Public Feedback Document(1.40 MB)

Do you have an area in your community being washed out by storms, a trail you used to walk taken over by an invasive plant species, an area of flooding or drought where that was never an issue before, a location that you feel is under wildfire threat, or changes to the natural environment that have affected your way of life? We want to hear about it!
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