The provincial government has announced it is supporting three clean energy and active
Antigonish MLA Randy Delorey, Health and Wellness Minister
transportation projects in Antigonish County.
Antigonish MLA Randy Delorey has announced the province will spend $104,000 for the three projects under the Low Carbon Communities Program.
The Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation will receive $49,000 to build a new 350-metre pedestrian and bike trail to connect Saqamaw Road to the Bayside Connector Trail and the soon to be opened Bayside Travel Centre. Paqtnkek will also contribute $49,000 to the project.
The County of Antigonish will get $38,000 to complete a feasibility study to determine which energy projects best meet climate change mitigation, local employment and energy targets. This is a joint initiative with Paqtnkek.
The St. Andrews Community Partnership Association will receive $16,000 to replace the local church’s oil-fired steam boiler with an energy-efficient option and convert its heating system.