Reporting potholes in HRM
Road operations crews identify and log potholes all year, but the city relies heavily on residents to report any problematic potholes they see.
Educator, dog lover, community leader
Patricia was first elected MLA for Fairview-Clayton Park in 2013 and was re-elected in 2017 and 2021. She has served in various committee roles, cabinet positions and is currently the Opposition Deputy House Leader and critic for Education and Early Childhood Development.
Meet Patricia
Road operations crews identify and log potholes all year, but the city relies heavily on residents to report any problematic potholes they see.
The new Grant Finder helps individuals, non-profits, and businesses find funding programs offered by the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage.
Students facing financial challenges now have the opportunity to apply for the $5,000 Growing Nova Scotia’s Skilled Trades Workforce Bursary.
The district is primarily residential, often favoured by newcomers and those who want to be closer to amenities without being downtown. It includes the area south of Mount Saint Vincent and Lacewood, and the Washmill Lake area. Plenty of green space, quick access to parks and trail systems, three elementary schools, and two Jr. High schools make Fairview-Clayton Park a thriving family oriented community.
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