Nova Scotians are being asked to show their pride in their communities by submitting a nomination for the 2018 Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award.
Category: Government Updates
Tidal Permits Issued to Big Moon Power
The Department of Energy has issued two marine renewable energy permits to Big Moon Power for a tidal electricity project in the Bay of Fundy.
Campaign School for Women, Registration Open
Registration is open for a three-day program to help women who want to get more involved in public and political leadership roles.
Applications Now Being Accepted for Positions on Agencies, Boards and Commissions
Nova Scotians from all communities and walks of life are needed to serve on agencies, boards and commissions. Applications are now being accepted. All Nova Scotia residents are eligible to apply for these volunteer positions.
Jobs for Students
Government is now hiring students across the province for the spring and summer.
Body Worlds RX
Time is running out for people to visit BODY WORLDS RX, the newest exhibition on view at the Museum of Natural History in Halifax.
Program to Assess Internationally Trained Family Doctors Moves Ahead
A new program to assess internationally trained family doctors to work in Nova Scotia is moving forward.
Legislative Framework for Cannabis Legalization Introduced
Nova Scotia’s new Cannabis Control Act establishes the province’s legislative framework for recreational cannabis legalization. The act was introduced on April 3, by Attorney General and Justice Minister Mark Furey.
Planning Begins to Explore New Cultural Hub on the Halifax Waterfront
Planning will begin this spring for a proposed cultural hub on the Halifax Waterfront which will include a new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) University.
Strengthening Supports for Victims of Domestic Violence
Government is proposing amendments to the Labour Standards Code to better support victims of domestic violence.