Attorney General and Justice Minister Mark Furey today, April 17, directed police across the province to suspend street checks of pedestrians and passengers in motor vehicles until further notice.
The directive also makes it clear that no activity conducted by police,
The community of Bridgewater will have access to better public transportation through a $350,000 investment from the province to purchase a new bus.
The new bus comes as a result of a successful 18-month public transportation pilot project that saw ridership grow from zero to 37,000.
Teachers, administrators, early childhood educators, school support staff and education partners from across the province were honoured today (April 15th), at the Provincial Education Week Awards ceremony.
Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development Zach Churchill says by working together,
Using information from the public meetings and from Elections Nova Scotia, the commission, by majority, is recommending a House of Assembly of 55 seats. The minority view was to recommend Chéticamp as an exceptional district and the rationale for this is in a letter of dissent.
Learn about Efficiency Nova Scotia programs and services!
Efficiency Nova Scotia will be at the Best Western Plus Bridgewater Hotel & Convention Centre for an information session on Monday,
84 New Pre-Primary Classes Announced
We know an investment in pre-primary is an investment in the wellbeing of our children, and the future of our province. Our children deserve the best start we can give them in school and in life,
Friday, April 19: No waste collection in the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg or Town of Bridgewater.
Community Recycling Centre closed.
Saturday, April 20: Waste collection in the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg and Town of Bridgewater instead of April 19.
Today (April 5th) the Speaker of the House of Assembly, Kevin Murphy and Gaelic Affairs Minister, Randy Delorey unveiled the Nova Scotia House of Assembly Tartan, which commemorates the 200th anniversary of Province House.
Attorney General and Minister of Justice Mark Furey today (March 28th) directed police across the province to cease using street checks as part of a quota system or performance measurement tool.
The Blarney Stone, is a small, east coast family restaurant, known for its great food, large portions and friendly service! It’s no surprise that it’s currently ranked #1 on TripAdvisor and has received many Readers’ Choice awards from the South Shore Breaker,