Category: Government Updates

Campers are now able to book provincial campsites for the 2018 season.

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.

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.

Anglers across Nova Scotia are encouraged to head outdoors and enjoy the 2018 sportfishing season opening April 1.

Premier Stephen McNeil proclaimed today, March 21, International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Nova Scotia, as part of the United Nations event for people around the world to take a stand against racism, discrimination, prejudice and intolerance.

Communities in central Nova Scotia will benefit from investments in health care, education, early years, communities and the economy as part of Budget 2018-19.

Government tabled today, March 20, its third consecutive balanced budget making investments in health care, education, early years, communities and the economy.

Government is investing $39.6 million to pay family doctors more and create incentives to get more Nova Scotians off the province’s Need a Family Practice list.

Government is investing $50,000 in Acadian and Francophone community radio stations.