The Province has expanded children’s dental coverage to include certain preventative treatments that allow us to get ahead of dental issues before they start.
Category: Government Updates
Canada’s First Emergency Department MRI
A new private-sector partnership will see the installation of Canada’s first dedicated emergency department MRI scanner at the QEII Health Sciences Centre.
Online Access Coming for Community Services Clients
“Once complete, this work will mean clients can apply for supports and work with their caseworkers without having to visit department offices.” — Kelly Regan, Minister of Community Services
2018: A Record Year for Immigration
More immigrants have been approved to make Nova Scotia their home in 2018 than ever before. The Province approved 2,272 people to come through immigration programs, up from 1,651 in 2017.
Make a Difference on Accessibility
Nova Scotians are invited to help advance work toward a barrier-free province.
More Training to Detect Impaired Driving for Police
Impaired driving increases over the holidays, please arrange for a designated driver or call a cab if you consume alcohol or cannabis this holiday season.
Seniors Action Plan Progress Report Released
From skill development, to active living, to making travel more accessible, government released an 18-month progress report on SHIFT: Nova Scotia’s Action Plan for an Aging Population
New Arts & Culture Hub
A new culture hub in Halifax will strengthen small business development, drive economic growth in the culture sector and be a place for artists to gather and perform.
Investing in Start-Ups
The Invest Nova Scotia Fund is helping more start-up companies scale their operations and raise money through Creative Destruction Lab Atlantic.
Nova Scotia Leads on Interprovincial Trade
Nova Scotia is making it easier to do business, reach new markets and increase consumer choice as a result of significant measures announced on Friday by Premier Stephen McNeil.