Water & school studies plus visioning reports

What are the MHACCCA’s first priorities?

Through a Community Visioning pilot done in 2007, the community identified a number of priorities. As reported in the update, progress has been made on some items; however, what started out as a process infused with enthusiasm eventually waned in its support. In July of 2014, at the urging of the community, a series of meetings was held by the MHACA to revisit the Visioning and seek feedback. According to that feedback, the results were the same. “Economy and Jobs” remain the single most important issue for our residents. The new MHACCCA is committed to working with our membership to move things forward in our communities.

Nova Scotia is changing …and so are we. Read the latest reports here by clicking each photo to load a PDF:

One NS Coalition Report

Ray Ivany Report

Laurel Broten Report

Read the latest. Community Visioning, MHACA Check-in and Water Study reports.

Note: Some PDF file sizes (HRSB) are quite large. Depending on your internet speed it may take a bit of time to download.

Musquodoboit Harbour June 2014 Watershed Study Information Meeting Presentation:

MHACA Community Check in from a series of three Community meetings held Summer 2014:

Final Report for HRM (RFP Number 09‐048) Musquodoboit Harbour Watershed / Servicing Study – Follow‐up Analysis:

Strategic Planning, HRSB Long Range Outlook, MH Vision HRM Action Plan 2007.

Eastern HRM Strategic Planning REPORT 2014:

Musquodoboit Harbour 2007 Vision- HRM Approved Action Plan:

Halifax Regional School Board Long Range Outlook April 2015:

A Portrait of Rural Halifax -A Benchmark Study October 2015 and 1968 MH Aquifer Study, FCM PDF – A Thriving Rural Canada: Rising to the Moment in Federal Budget 2016

A Portrait of Rural Halifax – HRM Benchmark Study October 28, 2015:

George F. Pinder Watershed Report on the Musquodoboit Harbour Aquifer. Official 1968 Hydrogeology Report:

“A thriving Canada needs a thriving rural Canada. This document highlights key recommendations from Rising to the Moment to strengthen Canada, community by community”: