Who’s responsible? Christopher McCreery, the lieutenant governor’s lieutenant, 424-7001.
Remarks: Nova Scotia is committed to huge reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, and yet in the middle of the day, for over a week, the lights outside Government House were left on. McCreery was on vacation, so maybe he’s the one who hits the light switch; regardless, after we called to see what’s up, somebody figured out how to turn them off.
This article appears in Aug 25-31, 2011.
Fear not government employees are on the case. Just goes to show the disdain that they have for taxpayer money. Maybe we could enlist the help of Efficiency Nova Scotia to help, that is if they are not too busy removing old fridges. At $250.00 a fridge I would do the job myself, but then what would the civil servants be doing? Probably mowing grass at Dexters house, he must have one hell of a lot of old fridges, that truck is at his house almost every second day.