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Guns, kids, movies, and horse wars: New company & society registrations

February 17, 2017 By Tim Bousquet

Nova Tactical Inc. 600 Windmill Road, Dartmouth President: Richard Toulany An indoor gun range and store. GymNation Gymnastics and Trampoline Elmsdale Partner: Brenda Carmichael “Classes will be offered for beginner to advanced for children ages 18 months and up. Programs offered are:  Artistic Gymnatics, AcroYoga, Tumbling for cheer and other sport, Trampoline, Birthday Parties and Day Camps,” says GymNation. Oven Ready Meals…

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Filed Under: Featured, Subscribers only Tagged With: Aube Giroux, Beth Ross, Bill McMullin, Brenda Carmichael, Charles Wahl, CMW Productions Incorporated, Deborah Spelliscy-Banks, Dressage Nova Scotia Association, Genevieve Allen, Gym Nation Gymnastics and Trampoline, Jimmy Beaman, John Blanchard, John MacCulloch, Kentville Art Gallery Society, Kill the K-Cup, Laslo Steiber, Lon-Don Pawn Shop, Lonnie Murphy, Mad Boocha Kombucha, Maksym Shylin, Malagash Hop and Pickle, Marc Rothwell, Musquodoboit Harbour's Gold Cafe, Natural Hound's Spa & Boutique, Nova Tactical, Oven Ready Meals Bakery and Convenience, Patricia MacDonald, Peas in a Pod Films, Polaris Tactical Ice Navigation Limited, Richard Toulany, Sasha Nelson, Scott Hearn, Suerteksa Canada, Tasha Gruber, Viewpoint Insurance Services Inc.

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