Up to 2,000 local jobs will be created as Nova Scotians get back to work on more than 200 infrastructure projects across the province. The province is investing up to $230 million to improve infrastructure and help get the economy moving again.
From Cape Breton Post – Another step in the process of moving the Nova Scotia Community College’s Marconi Campus is underway, with the issuing of a tender for environmental site assessments and geotechnical assessments for the new location.
From Elevate Magazine – Nova Scotia Community College’s (NSCC) Marconi Campus will soon have a new, contemporary home on downtown Sydney’s waterfront. With a significant investment from the province of Nova Scotia, this move will both strengthen student enrollment and support the revitalization of downtown Sydney.
From CANS – The vision of the Marconi Campus Relocation projects is to create a campus with a dynamic learning environment that will attract students from across the province. It will have a modern design, open spaces and state-of-the-art technology and contribute to the revitalization of the downtown.
Story from Nova Scotia Government Nova Scotia Community College’s (NSCC) Marconi Campus will have a new, contemporary home on Sydney’s waterfront. Premier Stephen McNeil announced the location today, Aug. 2, at a community event in Sydney. The ...
Nova Scotia Community College’s (NSCC) Marconi Campus will have a new, contemporary home on Sydney’s waterfront. Premier Stephen McNeil announced the location today, Aug. 2, at a community event in Sydney. The campus will be relocated to the downtown Sydney waterfront on the Esplanade, approximately between Falmouth St. and Crescent St.