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March 5, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Nova Scotia loans $20 million for Halifax Shipyard modernization

The Nova Scotia government is loaning $20 million to the Halifax Shipyard to help modernize and upgrade its wharves, cranes, fabrication areas and offices. Premier Darrell Dexter said the loan to the yard, owned by Irving Shipbuilding Inc., will help secure a stronger future for it.

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The Nova Scotia government is loaning $20 million to the Halifax Shipyard to help modernize and upgrade its wharves, cranes, fabrication areas and offices. Premier Darrell Dexter said the loan to the yard, owned by Irving Shipbuilding Inc., will help secure a stronger future for it.

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