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Nova ScotiaBill 30In Force

Bill 30: Windsor Curling Club Continuation Act

Sponsor: Melissa Sheehy-RichardIntroduced February 21, 2025Checked September 4, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Nova Scotia House of Assembly

What this bill does

This Nova Scotia private bill authorizes the Windsor Curling Club, originally incorporated as a company under the Companies Act in 1946, to convert its legal structure and continue operating as a non-profit society under the Societies Act.

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Business impact

Compliance
This bill affects only one specific organization — the Windsor Curling Club in Windsor, Nova Scotia — a community recreational club that has operated as a curling facility since 1946. The conversion changes the club's legal structure from a for-profit company with shareholders to a non-profit society with members, which is a more typical structure for community sports clubs. Existing shareholders automatically become members with equal voting rights, and their shares are cancelled with no cash payout. Day-to-day club operations like ice time, memberships, and events are not directly disrupted, but governance documents, bylaws, and registration filings will need to be updated.

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Where this bill is

First ReadingFebruary 21, 2025
Second ReadingMarch 4, 2025
CommitteeMarch 21, 2025
Third ReadingMarch 25, 2025
Royal AssentMarch 26, 2025
In ForceMarch 26, 2025

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At a glance

Bill number
NS-030
Type
Private
Jurisdiction
Nova Scotia
Session
65-1
Official record