Town council helped him acquire 17 acres in the townвЂ™s industrial park. Martens approached the town about two months ago to express his interest in bringing his business to the area. вЂњIвЂ™ve flown all over the world and I have never forgotten Parrsboro,вЂќ he said. Martens first fell in love with the town and its people 30 years ago when he was a 17-year-old in the navy stationed in Halifax along with Parrsboro native Bill Perry, who took him home at Christmas and throughout the year. Martens said in a phone interview Friday that he does want to see public investments in the townвЂ™s infrastructure, including roads, sewers, schools and the hospital. The move would make him one of the largest employers in the province.ДЄlthough he isnвЂ™t looking for any direct assistance for his company from any level of government, Mr. C., that produces sports-themed board games, wants to bring about half of his production to the province from China, where he employs 3,000 people. The owner of Headz Gamez International, a company based in Richmond, B. And he plans to do it without a dime from Nova Scotia taxpayers. The Vancouver man is pledging to create 1,500 jobs in the Cumberland County community of Parrsboro in the next two years. Rural Nova Scotia has a new champion, and his name is Kerry Martens.

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