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Customer service is an important part of business at the Town of Antigonish. Please complete this short survey to help us assess customer service at the Town of Antigonish. The information collected from the survey will inform staff and help the Town to determine what we are doing well and where we can improve.

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A Water Rate Study, on behalf of the Town of Antigonish Water Utility for approval of amendments to its schedule of rates and charges for water and water services and its schedule of rules and regulations, has been submitted to the Utility and Review Board.

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Construction & Demolition Debris Management Guide

This guide is for Construction and Demolition (C&D) debris generators. It details provincial and municipal regulations and best management practices for the proper disposal and recycling of Construction and Demolition (C&D) debris at both private and public receiving sites.

Find out about the Management Guide for Construction and Demolition Debris.

At the January 20, 2014 Council Meeting, the participation of the Town's Electric Utility with the Town's of Mahone Bay and Berwick in the development and ownership of a wind farm was approved.  Read about   pdf the Wind Project(408 KB) .

Antigonish is a small community that makes a big impact.

There are many advantages to doing business here; a highly educated workforce, low tax rates, home to Canada’s première undergraduate university and the world renowned Coady International Institute, a vibrant main street, a strategic location, a host of amenities to suit everyone’s interests, and a wide range of new development opportunities just to name a few. What more could you ask for?

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Notice of Project Commencement

Today, we announce the commencement of a project to prepare a new plan that will become a big step on the road to sustainable transportation for the Town of Antigonish and Municipality of the County of Antigonish. Jointly, the Town and County have embarked on an Active Transportation (AT) planning study that will be of interest to all residents. This new plan will identify a number of strategic priority areas to improve pedestrian and cycling conditions in the Town and County.