Community Organization in Tusket, NS
community organization in Tusket, NS (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
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1062 NS-308, Tusket, B0W 3M0
(902) 648-2900
... Civic & Social Associations, Club, Divertissements et média, Clubs, Membership Organizations,... Other nearby results from the 'Community Organizations' category
307 Lake George Rd, Yarmouth, B5A 5L2
(902) 742-9865
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12 Cumberland Street, Yarmouth, B5A 3K3
(902) 742-0085
..., Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Event Planners, Community Organization, Service 
Customers frequently express positive sentiment towards the Tri-County Women's Centre, commending the kind, professional, knowledgeable, and thorough staff. The environment is described as comfortable and welcoming. 
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368 Main St, Suite 221, Yarmouth, B5A 1E6
(902) 742-6591
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Kespu'Kwitk Metis Council ... Aboriginal Organizations, Community Organization 
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101 WATER STREET, Yarmouth, B5A 1L5
(902) 742-3304
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Eastern Woodland Metis Nation Nova Scotia Society ... office, Famille et communauté, Community Organization, Organisations des Premières Nations &... 
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210 Main St, Yarmouth, B5A 1C6
(902) 881-3008
... Economic development agency, Business Consultant, Community Organization 
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34 Barnard Street, Yarmouth, B5A 3T5
(902) 749-1718
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE, CHILDCARE CENTRE, DAYCARE FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 TO 5 YEARS, CHILDCARE SUPPORT & INFORMATION ... Parents Place Family Resource Centre, Community Organization, garde, Non Profit Organizations,... 
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668 Route 335, West Pubnico, B0W 3S0
(902) 762-2156
... Veterans organization, Community Organization 
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Lower West Pubnico, NS
(902) 762-2530
... Landmark & Historical Place, Museum, Community Organization The Village Historique Acadien is a museum showcasing traditional Acadian lifestyles and culture. Visitors can explore salvaged homes, a post office, blacksmith, boat shop, fish factory, and fish shanty. The docents provide personal knowledge and entertaining tales. The site is well-maintained by dedicated volunteers. Visitors can taste local dishes, such as Rappie pie and râpure. The experience is described as beautiful, interesting, and worth the time. 