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Category: Government Updates
Medal of Bravery Recipients Honoured
This year’s recipients are Shane Bernard and Liam Bernard, both of Waycobah, Inverness Co., Eric Nickerson, Clark’s Harbour, Shelburne Co., and Travis Wolfe, Port Joli, Queens Co.
Eliminating Waitlist for Opioid Treatment
To meet growing demand, NSHA (Nova Scotia Health Authority) will expand capacity at existing locations and open new locations in Antigonish and New Glasgow and on the South Shore during the next six months.
Film Production Announced
Quick facts:
— the fund applies to eligible costs such as labour, goods or services purchased from a Nova Scotia–based supplier
— when an application is approved, NSBI issues a commitment letter which can be used for bank financing. When the applicant enters the official incentive agreement, the agreement can also be used for the financing process
— once a production is approved for a funding commitment, the funds are placed in reserve
— when the production is complete the applicant submits a final claim to NSBI for processing and disbursement
— all applications and claims are processed and approved by NSBI
Preparing for Winter Driving in Nova Scotia
Make your service appointment now and take the necessary steps to be prepared for snow and ice conditions. Vehicles should have snow tires, cold temperature antifreeze and an emergency kit.
Sydney to Welcome Canada’s Best Curlers
Communities, Culture and Heritage Minister Leo Glavine announced a $150,000 investment today, Nov. 3, to support Sydney during a joint event held by Curling Canada and the host committee at Centre 200.
Government Supports Sustainable Transportation in Shelburne
Acting Energy Minister Mark Furey announced today, Nov. 2, $50,000 for the Town of Shelburne to develop a bicycle lane along Water Street.
Nova Scotians Invited to Discuss, Provide Input on Sportfishing
The first of six Recreational Fishing Advisory Council meetings begins Nov. 7 in Baddeck. Other meetings will be held in Antigonish, Halifax, Shelburne, Berwick, and Truro.
Clocks Fall Back on Nov. 5
Clocks are not the only items that need adjusting. Microwave ovens, car clocks, watches, automatic timer lights, mobile devices, computers and other household devices may need to be turned back.
Progress on Environmental Protection Recommendations
The auditor general’s fall report includes chapters on environmental assessments, climate change management, accounting for contaminated sites and previous audits related to the environment.