Little Brook, N.S. – January 20, 2021: The Municipality of Clare is pleased to announce the launch of its new and improved website.
Ronnie LeBlanc, Warden for the Municipality of Clare, remarked: “Our Council is committed to maintaining continuous and current communication between the Municipality and our residents. This newly redesigned website is fresh, modern and user friendly.”
This week, 2021 property notices have been mailed by Property Valuation Services Corporation (PVSC). Property owners can find more information about their 2021 property assessment online by logging into “My Property Report” at www.pvsc.ca with the Assessment Account Number (AAN) and PIN on their 2021 Assessment Notice.
Little Brook, NS – December 1, 2020: For the third year in a row, the Municipality of Clare is launching its Season of Giving campaign to collect donations for local charitable organizations. Residents and businesses in Clare are once again encouraged to show their valued generosity by dropping off non-perishable food items, toiletries, or new toys, or by organizing a donation drive.
CLARE, NOVA SCOTIA (Nov. 27, 2020) – The Mayors and Wardens of eleven municipal units in Southwest Nova Scotia are working together with a unified voice to raise public safety, security, and economic concerns of the municipal units and their residents related to the ongoing tensions surrounding the fishery in Saint Mary’s Bay.
We are celebrating the 8th edition of National Francophone Immigration Week from November 1 to 7—our first week in Clare as a welcoming Francophone community. This year's theme, “Ma couleur francophone,” promotes the diversity of cultures, ethnicities, histories and accents.
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