Halifax residents will have more walking, cycling and other emission-reducing transportation options with support from the province’s sustainable transportation grant program, Connect2.
Category: Government Updates
Marking One Year of Progress on Overdose Awareness Day
“Our first year focused on the most urgent concerns – saving lives with naloxone and getting more people into treatment programs,” said Mr. Delorey. “We know opioid use and overdose remains an issue in our communities. We will continue to work with our partners and make investments that address this issue.”
Students Welcomed Back with New Breakfast Programs
The School Healthy Eating Program offers breakfast to children in 93 per cent of Nova Scotia’s public schools – the highest percentage in the country.
Expert Advisory Panel to Recommend Improvements in Long-term Care
Minister of Health and Wellness Randy Delorey has appointed an expert advisory panel to look at ways to improve the quality of long-term care in Nova Scotia.
A Stronger, Local Voice in Education
We know that each school community has unique needs, so having a local voice is important.
Balancing Environmental, Social, and Economic Values in Forestry
“It seeks to combine conservation of nature with a productive and profitable forestry industry.” – Bill Lahey
Applications Available for SolarHomes Program
Nova Scotia homeowners can now save money on their electricity bills by installing solar photovoltaic systems on their homes through the SolarHomes program.
Investing in Community Infrastructure
Government is supporting Nova Scotia’s diverse cultural heritage by investing in improvements to community halls and other public spaces where people gather.
Community Transportation Grants Announced
Government is helping ensure Nova Scotians have access to affordable, accessible and reliable transportation options.
More than 20 organizations and municipalities have been given funding for community transportation it was announced on Aug. 3.
More Jobs for Nova Scotia Students
Students across the province are gaining valuable work experience through additional jobs supported by the provincial government.