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The 2008 Nova Scotia Genuine Progress Index

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May 2009
Chronicle Herald
Using GPI would be genuine progress

THE BIGGEST single advance that Nova Scotians could gain from this election might be the adoption of the genuine progress index as the province’s core measure of success.
November 2008, Chronicle Herald
Study finds ups, downs in quality of life in N.S.

There’s mixed news regarding the quality of life in Nova Scotia during the past decade, according to a Halifax research firm.

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