Taxed Enough Nova Scotians (TENS) Event With Author Peter Moreira

[NSMark]

This event will take place on April 20, 2010 from 8:00-9:30 PM at Tom's Family Restaurant in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia (585 Sackville Drive).

It will be a discussion with Peter Moreira, author of "Backwater: Nova Scotia's Economic Decline." Mr. Moreira brings with him his decades of journalistic experience with such notable organizations as Bloomberg News and Canadian Press as well as his extensive research on the past, present, and future (if things don't change soon) state of Nova Scotia's economy.


There is no cost and for your FREE ticket please contact Brent Larsen at
info@taxednoughns.com. We also suggest you bring some money for coffee or tea to help support the restaurant, one of many small businesses that continue to be hurt by our tax structure here in Nova Scotia.

 

[NSMark]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Halifax, Nova Scotia, April 17, 2010

Taxed Enough Nova Scotians (TENS) announces its first event with author, Peter Moreira

TENS is pleased to announce our first event featuring author, Peter Moreira.

The event will take place on April 20, 2010 from 8:00-9:30 PM at Tom's Family Restaurant in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia (585 Sackville Drive). Peter Moreira, author of Backwater: Nova Scotia's Economic Decline, will give a presentation which will be followed by a question and answer period and discussion groups.

"This is a great opportunity for Nova Scotians to hear a well-informed and dynamic speaker outline the realities of the potential looming economic crisis facing the province; as well as hear his ideas on how to avert it," said Mark L'Ecuyer, Communications Director for TENS. “Attendees will also be given an opportunity to put forward their ideas on how to improve Nova Scotia’s economy without having to rely on the current levels of high taxation.”

There is no cost and FREE tickets can be obtained by contacting TENS at info@taxedenoughns.com.

Mr. Moreira brings with him decades of journalistic experience with such notable organizations as Bloomberg News, Canadian Press, and The Chronicle-Herald, as well as his extensive research on the past and present states of Nova Scotia's economy.

Taxed Enough Nova Scotians (TENS) is a non-partisan group of Nova Scotians working towards a competitive low-tax Nova Scotia.

For further information please contact:

Mark L'Ecuyer
Communications Director, Taxed Enough Nova Scotians (TENS)
(902) 446-2196
communications@taxedenoughns.com

For further information about TENS please visit:
TENS - Taxed Enough Nova Scotians

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[SirJosephPorter]

Is this spamming? Moderators?

 

[gerryh]

I would put it more inline with a public service announcement.

 

[FiveParadox]

I think the organisation should be renamed “Nova Scotians Who’ve Had Enough of Social Services”.

 

[SirJosephPorter]

I think the organisation should be renamed “Nova Scotians Who’ve Had Enough of Social Services”.

You may be right, FP. But my point is that he is using the forum to promote his political agenda. That is the definition of spamming.