This study provides A Strategic Plan 2014 � 2017. Developed in direct consultation with key industry stakeholders, the plan details the strategic priorities and the actions that will allow CCNS to help industry achieve its goals. CCNS�s strategic plan is centered on the critical human resource issues facing companies in the contact centre industry in Nova Scotia.

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This project assists the Department of Energy (DOE) in their review of the reporting framework to determine whether a more streamlined approach could be developed to achieve the DOE�s compliance, economic impact and sector analysis and reporting functions. The study determines how Operator reporting requirements could be aligned to be appropriate inputs into economic impact models while continuing to provide the data needed to complete the Department�s oversight and sector analysis work.

The proposed Lower Churchill Hydroelectric Project is comprised of two installations (at Muskrat Falls and Gull Island) on the Lower Churchill River and associated transmission lines in Newfoundland and Labrador. These will complement the existing Churchill Falls Generating Station with an additional 3,074 MW of capacity and up to 16.7 TWhrs of electrical energy per year. An Ecological Goods & Services Assessment report is prepared to evaluate the significant impacts (both positive and negative) predicted from the Project.