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Underwater drones and taking a virtual crap: New company & society registrations

January 27, 2017 By Tim Bousquet

Barkoink Limited 6210 Quinpool Road, Halifax President: Joachim Stroink Stroink, the MLA for Halifax Chebucto, is also the owner of The Trail Shop on Quinpool Road. This week, Stroink has amalgamated a numbered company with Barkoink, which had presumably been two different ownership wings of The Trail Shop. And yesterday, Stroink announced he is selling The…

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Filed Under: Featured, Subscribers only Tagged With: ACOA awards, Barkoink Limited, Buchanans House of Music, Darshini Shah, David Smith, Edward Mowbray, Erin E. Dooley, Habit Studio, Halifax Hybrid Geothermal Services, Inc., Island Malt House, Jaleel States, James Bardsley, Jo-Lynn M. Fenton, Joachim Stroink, Justin Leblanc, Kraken Sonar, Lorrie Rand, Maxie Janes, Megan Weatherston, Meghan Scott, Natural Ocean Products Inc, Paul Buchanan, Peggy's Cove Cozy Cat Hotel, Playing and Learning Together, Pups Mobile Cuts, QuirkVR, Seaview Golf and Country Club, South Shore Coffee Company, Stephanie Stron, Tessa Janes, The Foggy Coil Vape Shop, Thor Henrikson, Tom Fahie, Tuck and Roll Events, Valley Vixen Books & Toys, Vibeat Dance Studio

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