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.
Provincial Campsite Bookings Now Open
Campers are now able to book provincial campsites for the 2018 season.
First Public Sector Innovation Garage in Canada to Open in Halifax
A new place for the public sector to test ideas and develop solutions opened March 26, in Halifax. The Public Sector Innovation Garage, a government and IBM collaborative initiative, is the first of its kind in Canada.
Province Wants Input on Barriers to Accessibility
Government is seeking input from persons with disabilities and those who work with them as it develops the province’s plan for achieving accessibility by 2030.
Ready, Set, Fish – Sportfishing Season to Open
Anglers across Nova Scotia are encouraged to head outdoors and enjoy the 2018 sportfishing season opening April 1.
2017 Record Year for Tourism in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s tourism industry had its best year in history last year and its fourth consecutive year of growth.
Mar 22 – Environment Canada – Special Weather Statement
Snow is expected over Nova Scotia today giving 10 centimetres or more over much of the province.
Mar 21 – Nova Scotia Power – Update
Nova Scotia Power is gearing up to respond to another winter storm that is forecast to bring inclement weather to communities across the province overnight and into Thursday.