Province Consults on Early Years
The province is consulting Nova Scotians on a plan to ensure young children are getting the support they need to develop to their full potential.
The province is consulting Nova Scotians on a plan to ensure young children are getting the support they need to develop to their full potential.
The Museum of Natural History has made it so, Out of This World: Extraordinary Costumes from Film and Television opens Friday, May 18 and Gus-Con, a comic book-style convention will be June 1-3.
More children and youth will be able to get help for mental health concerns in schools, and more Nova Scotians will get treatment for drug addictions as a result of the province's first mental health and addictions strategy.
A video project about Halifax's historic role in the Titanic tragedy by École Grosvenor Wentworth Park School in Halifax and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic has won national recognition.
Department of Environment staff are investigating the release of sewage into Solomon Chute in Bridgetown, Annapolis Co., north of Jubilee Park.
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A merger of three provincial bodies will create a new Crown agency that will provide enhanced and better co-ordinated services to the agri-foods industry, the province announced today, May 25.
Budget 2012 puts more money back into the hands of families, low-income Nova Scotians, students, and seniors.
Better prices for Nova Scotians who rely on Pharmacare programs for coverage of their prescription drugs
A seven-point action plan will employ hundreds of woods workers, provide training and keep the NewPage mill in Port Hawksbury ready for a quick resale
Environment Investigating Release of Sewage in Bridgetown http://t.co/CMOzXaaJ
Photos and videos from today's Early Years announcement are on our Facebook page http://t.co/JSVKAV0h
Vital Statistics Office Moving to New Location http://t.co/xGBBLEKb