08 Mar March Break Activities at Museums and Libraries
Museums and libraries across the province are coming alive for March Break, March 13-17, with programs, events and activities for Nova Scotians of all ages. ...
08 Mar Government Seeks Input on Cap and Trade Program Design
Government is seeking feedback from stakeholders on the key elements of a new cap and trade program to ensure it is effective in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, is flexible and adaptable, and supports a competitive economy. Nova Scotia currently leads all provinces in cutting greenhouse...
08 Mar OP-ED: International Women’s Day Focuses on Gender Equality and Women in Leadership
The following is an op-ed by Joanne Bernard, Minister Responsible for the Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women Act about International Women’s Day, Wednesday, March 8....
07 Mar Province Expands Services to Protect Women and Address Sexual Violence
The province will improve its support of women, children and other victims of sexual assault in the criminal justice system, including hiring two special prosecutors in the Public Prosecution Service to handle sexual assault cases and opening a new Domestic Violence Court in Halifax Regional...
06 Mar Open Data Contest Winners Announced
Sixteen teams of young innovators spent the weekend building apps, websites and models and pitching their ideas to judges as part of the province's first open data contest at Dalhousie University. First place was awarded to Sunil Udhayakumar, Keerthana Mohan, Siddharth Thangharaj and Rasheed Andrews...
03 Mar Startups Selected for Clean Technology Acceleration Program
Five Nova Scotia startups will participate in an acceleration program to help grow their clean technology ventures. The CleanTech Accelerate Program provides the companies with financing and business guidance....
02 Mar Nova Scotia Launches International Seafood Brand
Seafood exporters in the province have a new brand, Nova Scotia Seafood, to promote products in international markets. Establishing an effective seafood brand will help give Nova Scotia a competitive advantage in those key global markets and will also help communicate Nova Scotia's key attributes...
01 Mar Hundreds of Teachers Apply to the Council to Improve Classroom Conditions
More than 700 Nova Scotia teachers have submitted applications to be part of the Council to Improve Classroom Conditions, a cooperative initiative to improve the province's teaching and student learning environment....
28 Feb Contest Challenges Youth to Innovate with Data
The province and Dalhousie University are inviting youth to innovate using data at an open data contest. The contest will challenge participants to use data from Nova Scotia's open data portal to come up with a unique product, like a website, app or model, that...
27 Feb Celebrate 150 Years of Remarkable Nova Scotians
The Nova Scotia Museum is holding a competition to determine which notable Nova Scotian from each decade for the last 150 years will be showcased in a museum exhibit opening in late June. People in the province are being asked to vote for remarkable Nova...