Association of Nova Scotia Land Surveyors


NEWS & UPDATES

 

UPCOMING EVENTS


Our 2027 AGM & Convention has not been determined at this time.

Please check back later.



 

  2026 ZONE MEETINGS

Zone 1 Meeting was held on June 8, 2026

Zone 2 Meeting was held on May 14, 2026

Zone 3 Meeting was held on March 26, 2026

Zone 4 Meeting has not been scheduled so far this year

(Any future meeting scheduling and link to join will be sent to Members)





David Clark, NSLS #292, has published a 2nd sequel book, and is available to anyone who is interested.
 The title is "A Chain of Surveyor Stories - An Anthology, Volume 3"  and is now available on Amazon Books Canada in Paperback and Kindle versions.

 

PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT
2026 - 2027

 

Below is a bio of both members

    P. Sheldon Chisholm, NSLS #647      

  Robyn Y. Ash, NSLS #656

 

 

OUR NEW 2026 MEMBERS

 

MARK R. LEFRESNE, NSLS #720

Mark was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia.  He received his diploma in 2011 from the Centre of Geographic Sciences and received his CBEPS certificate in 2025 while satisfying the educational requirements for licensure. His surveying career has taken him from Fort McMurray through to Labrador City before eventually coming back home to Nova Scotia. Mark now calls Tatamagouche his home, for the time being. Mark serves on the Tatamagouche Village Commission, the Colchester County Planning Advisory Committee, the Colchester Regional Accessibility Advisory Committee, and the French River Source Water Protection Committee.  Mark was introduced to surveying at an early age by his uncle, Thomas Giovannetti, NSLS #598.  Mark articled with Stevan Forbes, NSLS #614, for five years, while the Bonnyman family provided invaluable support throughout his journey. Finally, Andrew Grant, NSLS #687, deserves special recognition for convincing Mark not to resign from his own ambitions.

 

 

 GANS often have events for anyone interested in attending. 
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GROW YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE

As part of the Canada Digital Adoption Program, the New Brunswick Association of CBDCs has partnered with Digital Main Street and their program to deliver the Grow Your Business Online grant to small businesses across the country.   Eligible businesses will receive a micro-grant of up to $2,400 to help with the costs related to adopting e-commerce and supported by a network of e-commerce advisors.  To find out more, click here.