NEWSMAKERS
MEMBERS IN THE NEWS How our members are growing Halifax
JMS ACCOUNTANT STAFFING LTD. JOINS FORCES WITH INTEGRATED STAFFING LTD.
CHANGES COMING AT LIVEABLE CITIES Despite the challenges that this past year has brought, Liveable Cities has been broadening its horizons. A division of LED Roadway Lighting Ltd. the company has recently moved its offices to 84 Chain Lake Drive, Unit #403 in Bayers Lake and has become a corporate partner of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) for 2021. In lines of production,
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Liveable Cities has been expanding its smart city microsensor collection, providing cities of all sizes methods for detecting speed, noise and air-quality issues and providing critical data to support community decision-makers. To learn more about the company and its products, visit Liveable Cities at www. liveablecities.com.
BUSINESS VOICE
JMS Accountant Staffing Ltd. joined fellow recruiter Integrated Staffing Ltd. With a focus on accounting and administrative recruitment combined with deep roots in industrial and operational recruitment, they are the perfect match to further meet clients’ needs. Integrated Staffing Ltd. has operations in Halifax, Moncton, Saint John, St. John’s and Charlottetown, while Accountant Staffing currently assists clients in Nova Scotia with plans to expand to new territories. The collective team looks forward to providing the best recruitment services for clients across Atlantic Canada. EQUESTRIAN DAY CAMP STARTING FOR YOUTH WITH DISABILITIES Did you know that 37 per cent of children and youth with disabilities never take part in organized physical activities, compared to 10 per cent of those without disabilities? Easter Seals Nova Scotia launched a new Take PART (Physically Accessibly Recreation Today) program. It’s an inclusive equestrian training day camp offered in partnership with Rocky Hollow Ranch. The three-hour camp takes place daily for one week and is available for children ages six to 15 with a physical and/ or cognitive disability. All activities are adjusted to the ability of the participants and implemented by staff trained in Assisted Equestrian Techniques. Learn more at www. easterseals.ns.ca
