Government wants to hear from parents and guardians as it prepares to make improvements to the public school bus system. Starting today (November 14th) they will be able to fill out an online survey about their experiences with their regional school bus systems.
The Seahawks Minor Football Club’s Pee Wee team played an amazing game, with a 40-0 win over the Truro Bluebombers at Bridgewater’s Kinsmen Field this afternoon (November 11). They are set to play for Gold this upcoming weekend,
Pre-primary children in 10 locations across the province
will have a chance to pilot a new, on-site, fee-based, before
and after program that will be focused on physical activity and
outdoor play.
Nova Scotia’s climate change plan will preserve the environment for future generations while protecting the pocketbooks of Nova Scotians.
In 2016, the federal gov’t announced all provinces &
Applications for the Energy Training Program are now available.
The program gives small- and medium-sized companies in the energy sector support to hire post-secondary students and recent
graduates.
Darryl Cook of Bridgewater receives medal.
Thirteen Nova Scotians were presented with the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers by Lieutenant Governor Arthur J. LeBlanc at
an investiture ceremony at Government House today (October 25th).
All provincial parks are now closed for camping but people are encouraged to continue visiting parks to enjoy walking, cross-country skiing and similar activities.
Nova Scotia’s provincial parks welcomed a record number of campers in 2018.
Government announced today (October 19th) it will be implementing a new electronic system to enhance quality of care
in long-term care facilities. The International Resident Assessment Instrument for Long
Term Care Facilities or interRAI is an online care management tool that will help staff identify important health issues among
residents,
General deer hunting season in Nova Scotia begins Friday, Oct. 26, and continues to Saturday, Dec. 1. Hunters are required to carry a compass and waterproof matches. Anyone going into the woods should also carry a map or GPS unit,
The Heating Assistance Rebate Program helps low-income Nova Scotians with the cost of home heating. You can apply until 31 March 2019. Nova Scotians can apply for the Heating Assistance Rebate Program (HARP) using a fast and easy online application process.