Support from government will mean more Nova Scotia seniors will live independently and safely in their homes and be active in their communities. Fourteen non-profit groups providing direct service to seniors, as well as education and awareness of senior abuse and crime prevention programs, are receiving...
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission wants to hear from you. Many Nova Scotians rely on advice from their financial advisors. Knowing what advice must be disclosed and what you as an investor need to ask can directly impact your financial future. Most people don't know the conduct...
Administrative changes to the province's liquor licensing regulations will cut red tape and ensure the regulations better meet the needs of business owners. The changes involve the setting of maximum occupancy numbers and more flexibility in converting restaurant space to lounge space. Previously liquor licences required two...
The Government House Summer Tour Program began Friday, July 1 and will run until Monday, Aug. 29. Every summer, Government House opens its doors to the public. Guided tours will be conducted from Friday to Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lt.-Gov. J.J. Grant and Mrs....
In 2017, Canadians across the country will mark the 150th anniversary of Confederation. Nova Scotia has launched the 150 Forward Fund to help communities and groups create programs and events to celebrate Canada's birthday. The 150 Forward Fund is available to non-profit enterprises and co-operatives that...
Funding for playground equipment in Halifax Regional Municipality will make it easier and safer for children to play outdoors. Halifax Regional Municipality will receive a $30,000 grant from the province through the Recreation Facility Development Program for playground equipment at Sir Charles Tupper School. Grants to...
LGBTIQ+ Nova Scotians and government employees were celebrated today, June 28, as the Pride flag was raised outside Province House in Halifax. "Pride flag-raising is about so much more than a rainbow flag. It symbolizes our commitment to making the Nova Scotia public service and our...
New rules are in place to restrict campfires in Nova Scotia camping parks. Due to the high risk of wildfires, campfires at all provincial parks and private campgrounds will follow daily burning restrictions. When the restriction for the day is no burning, – red on the...
New funding for home care and home support will help Nova Scotians live independently for as long as possible. This year's budget includes an additional $14.2 million for home care and home support services. "We all know a relative or neighbour who wants to remain in their...
Researchers from the Fundy Geological Museum in Parrsboro will be conducting a special fossil dig from June 24 to June 28. Small bones of 200 million-year-old lizards from the Jurassic Period are being exposed along the Bay of Fundy. Many of the fossils at the site...