Government of Nova Scotia News

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Students, children and families will benefit from more supports and services in September when more inclusive education support specialists enter the classroom and 130 new pre-primary classes open.

Environment -- Si vous habitez près du littoral néo-écossais, si vous en dépendez pour gagner votre vie ou si vous vous inquiétez de l'impact de l'élévation du niveau de la mer sur les collectivités côtières, voici l'occasion de faire entendre votre voix.

Environment -- If you live near Nova Scotia’s coastline, rely on it for your livelihood, or are concerned about the impact of rising sea levels on coastal communities – it is time to have your say.

Communities, Culture and Heritage -- Architecture49, of Halifax, has been awarded the contract to prepare a facility plan for a cultural hub on the Halifax waterfront.

Public Prosecution Service -- Bryson McDonald has been appointed a Crown attorney in Dartmouth.

Premier's Office -- Government and the Nova Scotia Health Authority have announced plans to reshape and revitalize Cape Breton’s health system to better connect patients and their families to the care they need.

Energy -- Nova Scotia homeowners looking to save money on their electricity bills by installing solar panels will soon have a more affordable option.

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- KINGS COUNTY: Tufts Hollow Bridge, Kingston

Premier's Office -- Gov. Gen. Julie Payette will make her first official visit to Nova Scotia from June 26 to 27.

Municipal Affairs -- The province announced funding today, June 22, to help four communities reduce the risk of flooding.

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- NEW WORK

Communities, Culture and Heritage -- Growing the international export market for cultural businesses, organizations and artists was a key issue discussed at a national meeting of culture ministers this week.

Public Prosecution Service -- The appointment of two new Crown attorneys in Cape Breton was announced today, June 22, by the Public Prosecution Service.

Aboriginal Affairs -- A new licence plate will recognize the importance of Mi’kmaw heritage and Mi’kmaw youth sport and recreation activities.

Justice / Premier's Office / Aboriginal Affairs -- Nova Scotia’s first Aboriginal Wellness and Gladue Court was officially opened and celebrated in Wagmatcook First Nation today, June 21, marking National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Business -- Government is working with universities, colleges, communities and entrepreneurs on a new economic approach to increase the number of startup companies and increase the number of jobs for Nova Scotians.

Education and Early Childhood Development -- Mi’kmaw students attending public schools will continue to receive the programs and services they need to succeed, thanks to a renewed five-year education agreement between the department of Education and Early Childhood Development and Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey communities.

Health and Wellness -- Government announced today, June 21, specific actions to address more serious pressure injuries in the province’s long-term care facilities.

Energy -- New research will create a clearer picture of the oil and gas resource potential that exists off the coast of Nova Scotia.

Natural Resources / Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- Queensland Beach Provincial Park near Hubbards, Halifax Regional Municipality, will be closed starting Thursday, June 21 to allow for road construction and parking lot improvements required following damage caused during a winter storm.