Karen Hudson has been appointed deputy minister of Justice. She is currently the executive director of Nova Scotia Legal Aid. "Ms. Hudson understands the issues facing Nova Scotians in our communities, in and around our provincial justice system - she has seen them first-hand," said Premier...
Canada's premiers announced their commitment to a new, groundbreaking Canadian Free Trade Agreement at the conclusion of their summer meeting in Whitehorse, Yukon, today, July 22. "This is a historic agreement for Canada and for Nova Scotia," said Premier Stephen McNeil. "It will lead to greater...
The Mist, a large, international television production which begins filming in Nova Scotia today, July 18, has been approved for funding through the province's Film and Television Production Incentive Fund. Based on a Stephen King book, The Mist is one of the highest budgeted productions ever...
Hello friends of Fairview-Clayton Park. I hope the end of summer is treating you well. As we settle back into our regular schedules, I wanted to wish you all a good start to the new school year. I have never felt that summer ends after Labour...
Waterfront Development Corporation will host the Colombian Navy sail training vessel ARC Gloria on the Halifax waterfront. The vessel will arrive on Monday, July 18 at 9 a.m. and will dock at The Cable Wharf, 1751 Lower Water St. Through the corporation's Visiting Ship Program, free deck...
A new 25-bed nursing home will replace the Bethany facility presently used by the Sisters of St. Martha in Antigonish. The current facility has a number of safety concerns including the lack of a sprinkler system. The new building, funded by Shannex, will provide a safe,...
Plans are in place to distribute provincial government mail and cheques if there is a Canada Post postal service disruption. Nova Scotians will be able to use Access Nova Scotia Centres and some government offices to drop off provincial government mail beginning Tuesday, July 12, if...
Support from government will mean more Nova Scotia seniors will live independently and safely in their homes and be active in their communities. Fourteen non-profit groups providing direct service to seniors, as well as education and awareness of senior abuse and crime prevention programs, are receiving...
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission wants to hear from you. Many Nova Scotians rely on advice from their financial advisors. Knowing what advice must be disclosed and what you as an investor need to ask can directly impact your financial future. Most people don't know the conduct...
Administrative changes to the province's liquor licensing regulations will cut red tape and ensure the regulations better meet the needs of business owners. The changes involve the setting of maximum occupancy numbers and more flexibility in converting restaurant space to lounge space. Previously liquor licences required two...