Annapolis Royal - Walking Through History

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August 8, 2006
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Civic improvements will soon be under way that will enhance
the culture and heritage aspects of Annapolis Royal's
economy. The municipality is building on a solid
foundation. Recently it was awarded the Prince of Wales
Prize by Heritage Canada that recognizes exemplary
commitment to preserving heritage.The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) is
investing $118,862 under the Innovative
Communities Fund (ICF) to extend a boardwalk that runs
along the town's waterfront and develop a plaza on St.
George Street. The announcement was made today by the
Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Minister of ACOA."As Minister of ACOA, I am committed to working with
communities to support infrastructure investments that
provide a foundation for future economic development", said
Minister MacKay. "Our government is dedicated to building a
stronger Canada by listening to what communities have to
say about the future".

"We are pleased to see the first phase of the Boardwalk
Extension Project get underway. Annapolis Royal is an
anchor tourism attraction for the area, and this boardwalk
extension will give us an additional feature for residents
and visitors to enjoy," said Annapolis Royal Mayor John
Kinsella.ACOA's support for this project was provided through the
ICF, a five-year $175-million initiative to support
economic development throughout Atlantic Canada in critical
areas such as innovation, community development, training
and improving the climate for business growth.
FOR BROADCAST USE:The numerous heritage elements within the town of Annapolis
Royal will soon be better linked thanks to a scenic
boardwalk extension. ACOA is investing $118,862 to extend
the boardwalk that runs along the town's waterfront, and
develop a plaza on St. George Street. The announcement was
made today by the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of
Foreign Affairs and Minister of ACOA. - 30 -
Alex Smith
Director, Communications & Outreach
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (Nova Scotia)
(902) 830-3839
Amery Boyer
Chief Administrating Officer
Town of Annapolis Royal
(902) 532-3146

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