In Nova Scotia, we know that almost one in six people age 15 years and older identify as having a disability. This number is expected to rise as our population ages.
That’s why we’ve set a goal to become an accessible province by 2030.
In Nova Scotia, we know that almost one in six people age 15 years and older identify as having a disability. This number is expected to rise as our population ages.
That’s why we’ve set a goal to become an accessible province by 2030.
Nova Scotians looking to purchase their first home can once again access interest-free loans from Housing Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotians with disabilities will benefit from more day programming activities that build skills and provide more opportunities for recreation in their communities as part of government’s commitment to accessibility.
Recreation and Parks Month is a national movement to increase awareness about the benefits and importance of recreation and parks and encourage citizens to become more active and engaged in their communities.
Parents of Grade 4 students should be watching their kids’ backpacks for a passport to camping.
On Thursday, May 24 evening we celebrated 15 years of recognizing deserving volunteers who give generously to help others. The event spotlighted 8 members of the Mainland North community for their outstanding contributions to the community! It was a wonderful night and we were inspired by the volunteer efforts of these very special volunteers. Music […]
Eleven companies will be honoured for their success in exporting at the Nova Scotia Export Achievement Awards, June 12.
With road construction season underway, the province and the Nova Scotia Road Builders Association are urging people to drive carefully in highway work zones.
Nearly all provincial day-use parks and several camping parks opened last Friday.
Nova Scotians are invited to participate in the 150th anniversary of the Nova Scotia Museum (NSM) now, though the fall.