Government of Nova Scotia News

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal / Health and Wellness -- Nova Scotians want better access to dialysis treatment. That is why government is moving ahead with an expansion of the dialysis unit at Dartmouth General Hospital.

Executive Council -- C’est en devenant bénévoles que les Néo-Écossais peuvent faire entendre leur voix, qu’ils peuvent améliorer la vie de leurs concitoyens et qu’ils peuvent acquérir de nouvelles compétences.

Executive Council -- Nova Scotians can have their voices heard, make a difference in their communities and learn new skills by becoming a volunteer.

Nova Scotia Business Inc. -- Nova Scotia Business Inc. (NSBI) announced a newly approved production through the Nova Scotia Film and Television Production Incentive Fund today, Oct. 15.

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Finance and Treasury Board -- Private sector employment has grown to over 300,000 jobs for the first time ever in Nova Scotia.

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- CONTINUING WORK

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- The removal of the crane that collapsed onto a Halifax apartment building during Hurricane Dorian is scheduled to get underway Sunday, Oct. 13.

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- Some motorists in the Halifax Regional Municipality will soon experience an improved commute with the opening of a new ramp and overpass as part of upgrades to the Highway 102/103 interchange.

Health and Wellness -- Nova Scotians should have confidence that the massage therapists they visit are trained professionals. That is why government is taking steps to regulate the profession.

Aboriginal Affairs / Communities, Culture and Heritage -- The wrongful conviction of Donald Marshall Jr. is a significant part of Nova Scotia's history. Nova Scotians can now access the records of the Royal Commission on the Donald Marshall Jr. Prosecution online.

Municipal Affairs and Housing -- Government wants to make it easier for Nova Scotians to vote in municipal elections or run for council.

Justice / Municipal Affairs and Housing -- Legislative amendments, introduced today, Oct. 10, will provide clarity for elected officials and protect against potential conflicts of interest.

Labour and Advanced Education -- Nova Scotia’s first all-Indigenous and all-journeypersons class has graduated from the Atlantic Trades Business Seal program.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Students and families in schools need access to mental health services and supports no matter where they live. To help increase access, SchoolsPlus is now available to all students and families provincewide.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Les familles et les élèves des écoles doivent avoir accès à des services et à du soutien en santé mentale peu importe où ils vivent. Pour améliorer l’accès à ces services, l’initiative ÉcolesPlus est maintenant offerte à tous les élèves et à toutes les familles dans la province.

Justice -- Un projet de loi pour remanier la carte électorale de la province a été déposé aujourd’hui 9 octobre.

Justice -- Legislation to redraw the province’s electoral map was introduced today, Oct. 9.

Labour and Advanced Education -- Students deserve to feel safe on university and college campuses in the province. That is why work is advancing to support a change in the culture and strong survivor-centric sexual violence policies.

Labour and Advanced Education -- Les étudiants et les étudiantes méritent de se sentir en sécurité sur les campus universitaires et collégiaux de la province. C'est pourquoi le travail se poursuit à l'appui d'un changement de culture et de la mise en place de politiques robustes axées sur les victimes de violence sexuelle.