Child car pillar of North Preston community getting upgrades - CityNews Halifax
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A decades old oil-fire burning system is being replaced in a child care centre, after the province allocated money to upgrade the building.
The announcement of $100,000 was made in North Preston by Twila Grosse, Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs and MLA for the area. The main goal was to switch from oil heat to an energy-efficient electric pump system, the press release reads.
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