Creating more opportunities for Nova Scotians who want to pursue a career in early childhood education will strengthen and develop the workforce and help meet the needs of families with young children.
Category: Government Updates
Spike in HIV Infection Rates in Nova Scotia
Last week the Department of Health and Wellness issued an advisory drawing attention to a significant rise in HIV diagnoses in Nova Scotia so far this year.
Changes to Income Assistance Program Will Help Nova Scotians Living on Low Incomes
Nova Scotians living on low incomes will soon be able to earn and keep more money thanks to a number of investments by government.
Grant Program Helps Build Age-Friendly Communities in Nova Scotia
Government is supporting several projects that help older Nova Scotians live safely, enjoy good health and stay involved in their communities.
Expanded Energy Efficiency Programs Will Help Nova Scotia Homeowners Save Money
More Nova Scotia homeowners are now able to save money on their energy bills and reduce greenhouse gases to help fight climate change, by installing energy efficient upgrades.
More Red Tape Reduction for Nova Scotia Businesses
More than 20 initiatives that are underway or now completed will provide $23 million in savings for Nova Scotia businesses. This represents 93 per cent of government’s goal to reduce regulatory burden by $25 million by December 2018.
Four Orthopedic Surgeons Hired
Four orthopedic surgeons have been recruited to improve care and help more Nova Scotians receive hip and knee replacements.
Government Raises Pride Flag in Halifax
Government employees, 2SLGBTIQ+ community members, allies and supporters were in attendance as the Pride flag was raised at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, in Halifax, July 12.
Province Invests in More Affordable Housing Opportunities for Low-income Nova Scotians
More Nova Scotians will soon be able to find a good home at a price they can afford.
Incentive, More Capacity to Educate Nurse Practitioners
A new incentive program and additional seats at Dalhousie University will help ensure Nova Scotia has the nurse practitioners it needs.