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.
The province is hosting a delegation from the United Arab Emirates.
Nova Scotia has taken another step towards turning its abundant ocean energy resources into an affordable supply of clean, renewable electricity.
Nova Scotians living in licensed long-term care facilities, with reduced mobility or low incomes will soon benefit from a reduction in ambulance fees.
Department of Natural Resources officials responded to an incident involving an aggressive coyote Tuesday, May 15, in the evening, near Edwardsville, Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
An independent study released today, May 16, confirms that Nova Scotia consumers benefit from gas prices being regulated.
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission has found Keltic Savings Corporation Limited violated Nova Scotia securities laws.
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
Photos from today's presentation of a national award to École Grosvenor Wentworth Park Students in Halifax http://t.co/JSVP8v1b
@chronicleherald No problem at all.
@chronicleherald It's the executive summary, but that is the link.
Renew your vehicle permit, request a birth, death or marriage certificate, change your address, apply for a permit and much more.
