From skill development, to active living, to making travel more accessible, government released an 18-month progress report on SHIFT: Nova Scotia’s Action Plan for an Aging Population
New Arts & Culture Hub
A new culture hub in Halifax will strengthen small business development, drive economic growth in the culture sector and be a place for artists to gather and perform.
Investing in Start-Ups
The Invest Nova Scotia Fund is helping more start-up companies scale their operations and raise money through Creative Destruction Lab Atlantic.
Nova Scotia Leads on Interprovincial Trade
Nova Scotia is making it easier to do business, reach new markets and increase consumer choice as a result of significant measures announced on Friday by Premier Stephen McNeil.
Christmas Trees Donated to Local Charities
Christmas trees were donated, by the Lunenburg County Christmas Tree Producers’ Association, at a ceremony at Province House. Recipient officials donated their trees to Nova Scotia organizations.
Wentworth Valley Wilderness Area
“Wilderness areas protect nature, of course. But they also offer opportunities for recreation, education, research, and economic development”
Margaret Miller, Environment Minister
Electoral Boundaries Interim Report Released
The Independent Electoral Boundaries Commission released its interim report on November 28th in both English and French
Investing in the IWK
The Province is doubling the size of the IWK emergency department and also adding a new MRI scanner.
Gender-Based Violence: New Supports for Mi’kmaw and African Nova Scotian Survivors
Government will work with Mi’kmaw and African Nova Scotian organizations to develop new supports for survivors of gender-based violence and their families.
Enhanced Domestic Violence Training for Nova Scotia Police
The program will help officers with risk assessment, investigation and arrest protocols, recognizing the signs of abuse/injuries not always obvious, supporting children on scene, and emergency protection orders.