More than 60 Nova Scotians Receive Platinum Jubilee Medal. The medal recipients represent Nova Scotians who have contributed to diverse fields and organizations, particularly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nova Scotia will soon have a new fleet of ambulances and response and transport vehicles. They are expected to be on the road in August.
This new taxi service is available to those needing assistance like an arm or escort to and from door to cab, help carrying groceries and packages, or wheelchair transport.
The free one-stop job fair will connect newcomers to the jobs, communities and settlement services they need to build a life in Nova Scotia.
Applications for the Property Tax Rebate for Seniors, which helps low-income seniors with their municipal residential property taxes opened Friday, July 1.
About two dozen of beaches are staffed daily by licensed lifeguards.
Halifax Meals on Wheels delivers fresh chilled meals and warm hearts to those in Halifax who are unable to prepare a nutritious meal for themselves.
The government is providing funding for 12 innovative projects to support seniors in their homes and communities. The Disability Support Program is working on community-based housing and support options.
Tick-borne illnesses are preventable by taking some simple precautions. They are very small, which makes them hard to spot and their bites don’t hurt, which makes it difficult to know when you’ve been bitten.
Over the coming months the Platinum Jubilee Medal will be awarded to 5,000 Nova Scotians in recognition of significant contributions and service to the province.
I have partnered with the Lung Association of Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island to offer the MLA Radon Detector Loan Program through our office. This partnership is providing community access to a short-term digital radon detector for 6-weeks.
Earlier this month was Disaster Preparedness Week. I want to make sure that all residents of Fairview Clayton Park are prepared, just in case. It’s always good to have an emergency preparedness kit ready.
This award is open to all community-led, private sector, and academic initiatives that contribute to the mental health and well-being of Nova Scotians. The deadline for nominations is May 31.
Please see my remarks from the Red Dress ceremony at the West today. Red Dress Day brings awareness and calls for all Canadians to speak out on violence against Indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people.
