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<div>Nova Scotia taxpayers are helping a Queens County resort with upgrades and marketing through a $1-million loan from the province.
Premier Darrell Dexter said Wednesday the loan to the White Point Beach Resort is coming from the Industrial Expansion Fund, which is scheduled to be scrapped.
The resort, just outside Liverpool, is kicking in another $400,000 for the project to improve rooms and recreation facilities.
"We have to replace all the walkways along the waterfront to make them much more wheelchair accessible," said Robert Risley, the owner of the resort.
"We have to embark on a new signage program around the property so people don't get lost. We have to put on a number of new roofs."
The loan for the resort
Premier Darrell Dexter said Wednesday the loan to the White Point Beach Resort is coming from the Industrial Expansion Fund, which is scheduled to be scrapped.
The resort, just outside Liverpool, is kicking in another $400,000 for the project to improve rooms and recreation facilities.
"We have to replace all the walkways along the waterfront to make them much more wheelchair accessible," said Robert Risley, the owner of the resort.
"We have to embark on a new signage program around the property so people don't get lost. We have to put on a number of new roofs."
The loan for the resort