Government of Nova Scotia News

Premier's Office -- Premier Stephen McNeil will lead a delegation to Asia on Friday, Jan. 26, to pursue economic opportunities, including direct air access with China.

Justice -- The Nova Scotia Office of the Public Trustee will close at noon, Thursday, Jan. 25, to accommodate a move within their current building.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Les changements que le gouvernement apportera au système d'éducation offriront un plus grand soutien aux élèves et permettront aux communautés d'avoir une voix plus forte.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Government’s changes to the education system will provide more support for students and give communities more input.

Internal Services -- Government recently launched procurement e-bidding, which will save time and money for suppliers interested in doing business with the Government of Nova Scotia.

Waterfront Development Corporation -- The province is investing $400,000 into one of Lunenburg’s best known waterfront buildings.

Energy -- Nova Scotia is building on its position as a leader in the tidal energy industry by creating another way for developers to test and prove their ideas for innovative new devices.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Voici une déclaration du ministre de l'Éducation et du Développement de la petite enfance, Zach Churchill :

Education and Early Childhood Development -- The following is a statement from Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Zach Churchill:

Education and Early Childhood Development -- AVIS AUX CHEFS DES NOUVELLES : Le présent communiqué est publié au nom de la consultante, Madame Avis Glaze. Une experte de renommée mondiale souligne que le modèle d'administration scolaire de la province doit être réorienté et restructuré de façon à accorder la priorité à l'apprentissage et au rendement des élèves.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- NOTE: This release was sent on behalf of consultant Dr. Avis Glaze. An internationally recognized expert says the province’s education administrative model needs to be refocused and realigned to ensure student learning and achievement come first.

African Nova Scotian Affairs -- Nova Scotians are invited to celebrate, experience and learn about the rich culture, history, achievements and contributions of people of African descent during African Heritage Month 2018.

Invest Nova Scotia -- Eleanor Beaton of Windsor and Charlotte Murray of Halifax were announced as new members of Invest Nova Scotia’s board of directors today, Jan. 22.

Health and Wellness -- Tous les élèves des écoles publiques de la Nouvelle-Écosse pourront bientôt commencer chaque jour du bon pied par un petit déjeuner sain à l'école.

Health and Wellness -- All public school students across Nova Scotia will soon be able to start each day with a healthy breakfast at school.

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- CONTINUING WORK

Service Nova Scotia -- Service Nova Scotia is making Nova Scotians aware of unlicensed activity involving home alarm systems sold door-to-door.

Premier's Office -- NOTE: The following is an op-ed piece from Premier Stephen McNeil about Red Tape Awareness Week, which runs from Jan. 22-26. A vibrant and growing economy is a critical part of a strong province. It’s the foundation for safe and connected communities, our health and well-being, and educating and training our youth for the future.

Public Prosecution Service -- Two new Crown attorneys have been appointed by the Public Prosecution Service to focus on sexual assault prosecutions.

Nova Scotia Securities Commission -- The Nova Scotia Securities Commission is making it easier for investors to find out if those latest and greatest investment opportunities are potentially scams.