The Community Facility Infrastructure Program (CFIP) is open for applications for funding in the 2021-22 fiscal year. The application and guidelines are available through the link below. The deadline for applications is Feb 28th 2021.
NS Health is planning a local COVID-19 pop-up site in Bridgewater this weekend.
Where: CINEPLEX Theatre, 349 LaHave Street, Bridgewater
When: – Saturday January 16, 1 p.m.
Kirk Robar celebrated his 200th ride on Bridgewater’s transit on January 7! He’s a regular on the bus and travels on it just about every other day to meet friends at the mall…or to just go for a drive.
Let’s get outdoors and spend time in nature…close to home! Discover “Forest Friends” and kindness stones along the Bull Run Trail in this “New Year…New Day” event that is a partnership between myself, More…
Community groups that deliver, strengthen or expand programs that help Nova Scotians living on low incomes can now apply for a Building Vibrant Communities grant.
The deadline is January 15,
GNOMES ON THE LOOSE! – Find some holiday magic along the Gnome Trail at Glen Allan Park, Bridgewater! A fun activity for kids and kids at heart. Discover winter gnomes of all shapes and sizes hiding on tree stumps, More…
Supporting student well-being and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic is a top priority for government. That is why today, Dec. 2, Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Zach Churchill announced significant new investments in healthy food programs,
To turn the tide of COVID-19 infections in Nova Scotia, Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr. Robert Strang, chief medical officer of health, announced new restrictions in Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) and across the province today,
The Bridgewater Salvation Army Family & Community Services does incredible things for our communities that many people may not be aware of!
The Salvation Army is a Christian organization that gives hope and support to more than 1.9 million people each year,
Protecting the health and safety of Nova Scotians by taking steps to slow the spread of the coronavirus is government’s top priority. That is why new restrictions on gathering limits and social circles in urban and many suburban areas of Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) and Hants County were announced today,