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Matter: E-ENSC-R-10 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Electricity Demand Side Management Plan for 2012A request by Efficiency Nova Scotia for approval of a $43.7 million Demand Side Management plan for the 2012 operating year.  (Also see Matter Nos. M04538 and M04539)
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E-7ENSC (Multeese) IR-1 to IR-31 3/29/2011 1 passage
4. Consider the use of other policy tools to enhance the low-income-renter DSM policy package p. pp. 164-166
4. Consider the use of other policy tools to enhance the low-income-renter DSM policy package The current DSM Plan takes a cooperative approach to DSM policy, using mainly economic incentive and voluntary educational and program policy too...

AI summary The document recommends expanding the low-income-renter DSM policy package by using a broader range of policy tools, analyzing deferred cost models like PAYS, developing long-term funding strategies, implementing building energy codes and efficiency labeling systems, and amending the Residential Tenancies Act to protect low-income renters.

E-19Proof of Advertising 4/18/2011 2 passages
Fence p. p. 2
Fence Diver meident who in River resident who invented the ElectroBraid and sold the rights to Bryson before setting up a competing company. That dispute concluded before the courts recently with E.B.F Manufacturing receiving permis-sion t...

AI summary ElectroBraid faces financial challenges, including a $452,000 debt dispute with White, layoffs due to surplus inventory, and a proposal to creditors for payment deferrals. The company seeks restructuring, including offshore manufacturing, and claims creditor support for its plan. Legal and financial proceedings involve the Nova Scotia Supreme Court.

Court overturns acquittal on fishing charge p. p. 4
Court overturns acquittal on fishing charge Crown appealed the decision. finding of due diligence on May 3, 2009, in relation to the changed offence, constituted a palpable and overriding error, as alleged by the Appellant (Crown), said Bo...

AI summary The Supreme Court overturned an acquittal in a fishing charge case, ruling that the trial judge erred in accepting a due diligence defense. The Crown appealed after the trial judge found Mark Boyd, who set crab traps in a closed buffer zone, had exercised due diligence. The defense argued a faulty electronic plotter caused the error, but the court found this insufficient to justify the violation.

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