The “South Shore Robotics”, consisting of a 7-member student team with members from both Bridgewater Junior High School and Park View Education Centre, had the thrill of a lifetime in June.
Fort Point is a National Historic Site, with a heritage museum, park and picnic area that is run by volunteers. It’s situated off the beaten path just enough that you may miss it when driving by,
Rosedale New Horizons Seniors Club is celebrating its 43rd anniversary this October! The club’s 50 members meet primarily for fun. President, Franklyn Dauphinee says, “We’re a social group. This is a place that you can develop friendships.” Corinna Daurling,
Government will invest $1.86 million into more safety equipment and training for home support workers.
Government is taking steps to make sure Nova Scotians who want to continue living at home have the support they need,
Six top Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) culinary graduates were recognized today, July 16, at the inaugural presentation ceremony for the Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Culinary Excellence at Government House in Halifax.
Nova Scotia students interested in agriculture can now apply for a new bursary that will help them learn more about the sector. The bursary program helps introduce Nova Scotia students to careers in agriculture and develop skills and knowledge to work in this field.
Nova Scotia is celebrating Canada’s Parks Day on Saturday, July 20th, with fun, nature-based activities and unique learning experiences for families and visitors.
Parks are hosting fun family activities like a teddy bear picnic,
Solar Nova Scotia is launching a campaign to inform homeowners across the province about residential solar electricity.
Chester-St. Margaret’s M-L-A Hugh MacKay, on behalf of Energy and Mines Minister Derek Mombourquette,
Town of Bridgewater undertakes strategic planning for reconfiguration of Bridgewater Business Park
July 8, 2019 – Bridgewater, NS – Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency – News Release
Global companies invest in Canada’s world-class manufacturing industries because they are internationally recognized,
Low-income seniors will be able to afford to stay in their homes longer, thanks to the Property Tax Rebate for Seniors.
The program provides qualifying seniors up to eight hundred dollars in property tax rebates.