Tag Archives: provincial

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Nova Scotians from all parts of the province are needed to serve on the province’s 155 agencies, boards and commissions.

Applications are now being accepted through a new online application system. All Nova Scotia residents are eligible...

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Schools across the province now have a new student attendance and engagement policy to address the growing concern of student absenteeism.

The policy and a supporting operational plan were shared with the education system today, Sept. 20, and...

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In response to an official request from the IWK and ongoing discussions with Board officials, Auditor General Michael Pickup has announced his intention to conduct financial and performance audits of the IWK’s books and practices.

The...

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Nova Scotia has a new provincial and family court judge.

Diane Lynn McGrath, a senior Crown counsel with Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service in Sydney, was appointed today, Sept. 19, by Attorney General and Justice Minister Mark...

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A new MRI unit at Cape Breton Regional Hospital will mean faster and better quality scans for about 5,600 patients every year.

“The MRI unit is a key diagnostic piece of equipment that gives our doctors critical information to help...

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Nova Scotia Business Inc. (NSBI) has announced two newly approved productions through the Nova Scotia Film and Television Production Incentive Fund today, Sept. 19.

A feature film, Splinters, produced by Conciliatory Pictures Inc., has been...

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Lt.-Gov. Arthur J. LeBlanc will resume the first session of the 63rd general assembly of the Nova Scotia legislature Thursday, Sept. 21, by reading the speech from the throne.The speech will be televised live and will be available online....

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La Province a reconnu aujourd’hui, 18 septembre, l’importance culturelle et historique d’un cimetière acadien datant du XVIIe siècle.

Lena Metlege Diab, ministre des Affaires acadiennes et de la Francophonie, au...

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An Acadian cemetery dating to the 17th century received provincial recognition of its historic and cultural significance today, Sept. 18.

Lena Metlege Diab, Minister of Acadian Affairs and Francophonie, unveiled a heritage property plaque at...

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Scot Wortley has been selected by the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission as the independent expert to examine police street check data related to persons of African descent.

In January 2017, police street check data from 2006 and 2016 was...

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