Short-term Rentals Registration Regulations
made under Section 6 of the
Short-term Rentals Registration Act
S.N.S. 2019, c. 9
O.I.C. 2024-303 (effective September 30, 2024), N.S. Reg. 158/2024
amended to O.I.C. 2024-330 (effective September 30, 2024), N.S. Reg. 185/2024
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Citation
Definitions
Secondary or backyard suite
Registry and Registrar
Host and platform operator registration requirement
Registration application for whole home primary residence short-term rental host
Registration application for commercial short-term rental host
Registration application for traditional tourist accommodation host
Registration application for platform operator
Terms and conditions of registration
Denial, cancellation, revocation or suspension of registration
Annual registration tax for whole home primary residence short-term rental hosts
Annual registration tax for commercial short-term rental hosts
Annual registration tax for traditional tourist accommodation hosts
Annual registration tax for platform operators
Registration renewal
Disclosure of collected information
Offence and penalty
Schedule A—Tiers for Commercial Short-term Rentals
Citation
1 These regulations may be cited as the Short-term Rentals Registration Regulations.
Definitions
2 (1) In these regulations,
“Act” means the Short-term Rentals Registration Act;
“applicant” means a person applying for registration as a host or platform operator
under the Act and these regulations;
“backyard suite” means a self-contained accessory dwelling unit that is located on
the same lot as the main dwelling;
“bed and breakfast establishment” means a short-term rental premises within the
host’s primary residence consisting of individual bedrooms within a dwelling unit
that are rented to separate parties or groups, any spaces for the provision of meals
and other connected services and facilities;
“commercial short-term rental host” means a person who offers short-term rentals
of 1 of the following:
(i) a dwelling unit that is not their primary residence,
(ii) a room or rooms as separate accommodation in a dwelling unit that is
not their primary residence;
“commercial use” means a property that is assessed as a commercial property
under the Assessment Act;
“Department” means the Department of Municipal Affairs and Housing;
“dwelling” means a building or part of a building that is occupied or capable of
being occupied as a home or residence by 1 or more persons and which contains 1
or more dwelling units, but does not include a traditional tourist accommodation;
“dwelling unit” means living quarters that meet all of the following criteria:
(i) they are accessible from a private entrance located outside the
building or in a common area within the building,
(ii) they are occupied or, if unoccupied, are reasonably fit for occupancy,
(iii) they contain their own dedicated kitchen facilities,
(iv) they have toilet facilities that are not shared with other dwelling
units;
“former Act” means Chapter 9 of the Acts of 1994-95, the Tourist
Accommodations Act;
“Halifax Regional Municipality” means the Halifax Regional Municipality
described in the Halifax Regional Municipality Charter;
“hostel establishment” means a commercial use that provides shared sleeping
accommodation and common facilities for cooking, eating and washing;
“hotel establishment” means a commercial use that provides sleeping
accommodation and housekeeping services to the public and which may provide
amenities such as restaurants or meeting rooms, and includes an inn;
“Minister” means the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing;
“motel establishment” means a commercial use consisting of a building or group
of buildings that provides sleeping accommodation to the public in the form of
rooms with direct access to outside and adjacent parking, and which may provide
amenities such as restaurants or meeting rooms;
“municipality” means a city, an incorporated town, a municipality of a county or
district or a regional municipality, and includes the Peggy’s Cove Preservation
Area and any Peggy’s Cove Commission by-laws established under the Peggy’s
Cove Commission Act;
“ordinary resident” means the person who lives, makes their home and conducts
their daily affairs, including paying bills and receiving mail, in a dwelling unit, and
uses the residential address of the dwelling unit on documentation related to
billing, identification, taxation and insurance, such as income tax returns, medical
services plan documentation, driver’s licences, personal identification, vehicle
registrations and utility bills;
“personal vacation home” means a dwelling that meets all of the following criteria:
(i) it is primarily intended for seasonal or recreational use,
(ii) it is primarily used and occupied by 1 or more of the following, who
do not pay rent to use and occupy it:
(A) its owner,
(B) its owner’s immediate family,
(C) close friends of its owner’s family,
(iii) it is not a primary residence or located on the same property as a
primary residence,
(iv) it is not primarily intended to be a rental income property or to be
used as a rental income property,
(v) it is not intended for continuous, year-round occupancy;
“primary residence” means a dwelling unit owned or rented and occupied by an
ordinary resident either alone or jointly with others;
“program” means the Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program established
and offered by the Department;
“registrant” means a host or platform operator who is registered under the Act and
these regulations;
“registration year” means 1 of the following:
(i) September 30, 2024, to March 31, 2025,
(ii) after March 31, 2025, the period from April 1 of a given year to
March 31 of the following year;
“Registry” means the Short-term Rentals Registry established under Section 4;
“rented room” means 1 of the following:
(i) a room in a host’s primary residence that is a short-term rental,
(ii) a dormitory-style room that is part of an educational institution and
that is a short-term rental;
“resort establishment” means a commercial use that provides sleeping
accommodation to the public within a set of units, suites, cabins or cottages that is
located on the premises under single ownership and which may provide amenities
such as restaurants, recreational facilities or meeting rooms;
“secondary suite” means a self-contained accessory dwelling unit contained within
a main dwelling;
“short-term rental duration period” means the duration of time that constitutes a
short-term rental, as set out in subsection (2);
“tier” means a tier established under Section 13 and listed in Schedule A to these
regulations;
“traditional tourist accommodation host” means a person operating any of the
following:
(i) a bed and breakfast establishment,
(ii) a hostel establishment,
(iii) a hotel establishment,
(iv) a motel establishment,
(v) a personal vacation home,
(vi) a rented room,
(vii) a resort establishment,
(viii) an unusual lodging;
“unusual lodging” means a yurt, dome, stationary recreational vehicle, bunkie or
any other form of lodging that is a fixed in place short-term rental and is not a
whole home primary residence short-term rental or commercial short-term rental;
“whole home primary residence short-term rental host” means a person who offers
the whole dwelling of their primary residence as a short-term rental.
(2A) For the purposes of the Act and these regulations, the duration of a short-term
rental is a period of 28 consecutive days or less.
(2B) Despite subsection (2), for a personal vacation home, the duration of all short-term
rentals of the personal vacation home must total no more than 150 days per
registration year.
(3) For the purposes of the Act and these regulations, the following are the classes of
host:
(a) whole home primary residence short-term rental host;
(b) commercial short-term rental host;
(c) traditional tourist accommodation host.
Secondary or backyard suite
3 (1) For the purposes of these regulations, a secondary suite or backyard suite is
considered to be a commercial short-term rental, unless the suite is the host’s
primary residence.
(2) An owner or occupant of a secondary suite or backyard suite who has received
funding under the program is prohibited from operating or registering the suite as a
short-term rental, unless the suite is the owner or occupant’s primary residence or
the owner or occupier is exempted from this prohibition under subsection (3).
(3) The Minister may exempt a person in writing from the prohibition described in
subsection (2) if the person has complied with the terms and conditions of the
program or if the Minister determines that an exemption is in the public interest.
Registry and Registrar
4 (1) The Minister may appoint 1 or more persons as Registrar to maintain, administer
and operate a Short-term Rentals Registry in accordance with the Act and these
regulations.
(2) The Minister may delegate any powers or duties conferred by these regulations to
the Registrar and may impose any terms or conditions on the Registrar that the
Minister considers advisable.
(3) A Registrar appointed under subsection (1) must carry out the duties and
responsibilities assigned by the Minister.
Host and platform operator registration requirement
5 (1) A person who is operating as 1 of the following must apply to be registered under
the Act in the form and manner outlined in the corresponding Section set out in the
following table and must renew their registration annually in the form and manner
outlined in Section 16:
Type of operator
|
Section of regulations
|
whole home primary residence short-term rental host
|
Section 6
|
commercial short-term rental host
|
Section 7
|
traditional tourist accommodation host
|
Section 8
|
platform operator
|
Section 9
|
(2) If the Minister is satisfied that an application for registration or renewal of
registration made under subsection (1) meets all of the requirements in these
regulations and the applicant has paid the prescribed annual registration tax for the
short-term rental, the Minister may grant the registration or renewal of registration
for a period of time not exceeding the registration year.
(3) A registration or renewal of registration granted under subsection (2) is not
transferrable or assignable.
(4) A person operating as a whole home primary residence short-term rental host
without being registered as a whole home primary residence short-term rental host
in accordance with the Act and these regulations is guilty of an offence.
(5) A person operating as a commercial short-term rental host without being registered
as a commercial short-term rental host in accordance with the Act and these
regulations is guilty of an offence.
(6) A person operating as a traditional tourist accommodation host without being
registered as a traditional tourist accommodation host in accordance with the Act
and these regulations is guilty of an offence.
(7) A person operating as a platform operator without being registered as a platform
operator in accordance with the Act and these regulations is guilty of an offence.
Registration application for whole home primary residence short-term rental host
6 (1) A person applying for registration as a whole home primary residence short-term
rental host must submit an application to the Minister that includes all of the
following information and documents, together with payment of the annual
registration tax prescribed under Section 12:
(a) the applicant’s full legal name;
(b) any name under which the applicant carries on business as a host;
(c) the address of the location where the applicant offers short-term rentals;
(d) the number of bedrooms available for rent;
(e) confirmation from the municipality that the accommodation the applicant
seeks to register complies with applicable municipal land-use by-laws;
(f) proof the accommodation is the applicant’s primary residence in the form of
at least 2 of the following:
(i) a copy of the applicant’s driver’s licence or the applicant’s
government-issued photo identification card,
(ii) a copy of the applicant’s most recent tax return,
(iii) a copy of the applicant’s most recent property tax bill,
(iv) a copy of the applicant’s lease agreement,
(v) any other form of documentation that provides proof of the
applicant’s primary residence, if the Minister is satisfied that unique
circumstances exist and that the documentation confirms the
applicant’s primary residence;
(g) if the applicant is not an owner of the property or if the property is a
condominium unit, written consent for the applicant to register under the
Act from the property owner or the condo board, as applicable;
(h) if the applicant is the joint owner of the property, confirmation that the
applicant has obtained the consent of all other joint owners to register under
the Act;
(i) any additional information required by the Minister to register the applicant.
(2) An application for registration described in subsection (1) and the annual
registration tax payment prescribed under Section 12 may be submitted in 1 of the
following ways:
(a) electronically through the online system established by the Department;
(b) in person at an Access Nova Scotia office;
(c) by mail.
Registration application for commercial short-term rental host
7 (1) A person applying for registration as a commercial short-term rental host must
submit an application to the Minister that includes all of the following information,
together with payment of the annual registration tax prescribed for each dwelling
unit associated with the short-term rental under Section 13 and in accordance with
the applicable tier and geographic area listed in Schedule A to these regulations:
(a) the applicant’s full legal name and any registered business names under
which they operate as a commercial short-term rental host in the Province;
(b) any name under which the applicant carries on business as a host;
(c) the address of each dwelling unit where the applicant offers short-term
rentals;
(d) the number of bedrooms available for rent in each dwelling unit where the
applicant offers short-term rentals;
(e) the number of rooms available as separate accommodation in each dwelling
unit where the applicant offers short-term rentals;
(f) confirmation from the municipality that the accommodation the applicant
seeks to register complies with applicable municipal land-use by-laws;
(g) if the applicant is not an owner of the property or if the property is a
condominium unit, written consent for the applicant to register under the
Act from the property owner or the condo board, as applicable;
(h) any additional information required by the Minister to register the applicant.
(2) An application for registration described in subsection (1) and the annual
registration tax payment prescribed under Section 13 may be submitted in 1 of the
following ways:
(a) electronically through the online system established by the Department;
(b) in person at an Access Nova Scotia office;
(c) by mail.
Registration application for traditional tourist accommodation host
8 (1) A person applying for registration as a traditional tourist accommodation host must
submit an application to the Minister that includes all of the following information
and documents, together with payment of the annual registration tax prescribed
under Section 14:
(a) the applicant’s full legal name and any registered business names under
which they operate as a traditional tourist accommodation host in the
Province;
(b) any name under which the applicant carries on business as a host;
(c) the address of the location where the applicant offers traditional tourist
accommodation;
(d) which of the following types of accommodation the applicant plans to offer:
(i) a bed and breakfast establishment,
(ii) a hostel establishment,
(iii) a hotel establishment,
(iv) a motel establishment,
(v) a personal vacation home,
(vi) a rented room,
(vii) a resort establishment,
(viii) an unusual lodging;
(e) the number of rooms available for rent in the location where the applicant
offers traditional tourist accommodation;
(f) confirmation that the accommodation the applicant seeks to register
complies with applicable municipal land-use by-laws in a form acceptable
to the Minister, which may include a licence issued to the applicant under
the former Act;
(g) for a rented room that is not part of an educational institution or a bed and
breakfast establishment, proof the accommodation is the applicant’s primary
residence in the form of at least 2 of the following:
(i) a copy of the applicant’s driver’s licence or the applicant’s
government-issued photo identification card,
(ii) a copy of the applicant’s most recent tax return,
(iii) a copy of the applicant’s most recent property tax bill,
(iv) a copy of the applicant’s lease agreement,
(v) any other form of documentation that provides proof of the
applicant’s primary residence, if the Minister is satisfied that unique
circumstances exist and that the documentation confirms the
applicant’s primary residence;
(h) for a personal vacation home, proof that the personal vacation home is
exclusively owned by 1 or more individuals who are not a business
association, society or trust;
(i) for a personal vacation home, all of the following documents:
(i) documents that demonstrate that it is not the applicant’s primary
residence in at least 2 of the forms described in clause (g),
(ii) an attestation by its owner or owners that it is used primarily for
personal vacation purposes;
(j) for an applicant that is an owner of a traditional tourist accommodation that
is 1 of the following and is not part of a resort establishment, written
consent for the applicant to register under the Act from the property owner:
(i) a bed and breakfast establishment,
(ii) an unusual lodging that is on private property that is either vacant or
shared with only 1 primary residence,
(iii) a rented room that is not part of an educational institution;
(k) for a traditional tourist accommodation that is a condominium unit, written
consent for the applicant to register under the Act from the condo board;
(l) any additional information required by the Minister to register the applicant.
(2) An application for registration described in subsection (1) and the annual
registration tax payment prescribed under Section 14 may be submitted in 1 of the
following ways:
(a) electronically through the online system established by the Department;
(b) in person at an Access Nova Scotia office;
(c) by mail.
Registration application for platform operator
9 (1) A person applying for registration as a platform operator must submit an
application to the Minister that includes all of the following information, together
with payment of the annual registration tax prescribed under Section 15:
(a) the applicant’s full legal name and any registered business names under
which they operate as a platform operator in the Province;
(b) all of the following information for a person designated by the applicant as
their contact person for the purposes of the Act and these regulations:
(i) name,
(ii) title or position,
(iii) telephone number,
(iv) e-mail address;
(c) the website or app through which the applicant brokers or facilitates
reservations for short-term rentals;
(d) confirmation that all postings on the applicant’s website or app include a
valid registration number for the host, except for an applicant listing only
hotel or motel accommodation.
(2) The Minister may enter into an agreement with a platform operator, in a form
approved by the Minister, for the provision of the information about the platform
operator’s transactions that is required to be retained under Section 4 of the Act to
the Minister.
(3) An application for registration described in subsection (1) and the annual
registration tax payment prescribed under Section 15 may be submitted in 1 of the
following ways:
(a) electronically through the online system established by the Department;
(b) in person at an Access Nova Scotia office;
(c) by mail.
Terms and conditions of registration
10 (1) A registrant must adhere to all of the following terms and conditions of
registration:
(a) they must report any changes to the information provided in their
registration application to the Minister within 10 days of the change;
(b) they must comply with the Act, these regulations and any additional terms
and conditions of their registration;
(c) they must ensure that their registered accommodation maintains compliance
with applicable municipal by-laws in the manner prescribed by the Minister;
(d) for a host, they must ensure that any online advertisement for their
accommodation includes their registration number, except if the
advertisement appears on a platform operator’s website or app that lists only
hotel or motel accommodation;
(e) for a platform operator, they must
(i) ensure that all postings on their website or app include a valid
registration number for the host, unless they list only hotel or motel
accommodation,
(ii) share records required to be retained under Section 4 of the Act with
the Minister upon request, and
(iii) remove an advertisement for a short-term rental from their website or
app upon request of the Minister.
(2) The Minister may do any of the following after providing notice to a registrant:
(a) impose any terms and conditions, in addition to those described in
subsection (1), that the Minister considers appropriate on the registrant’s
registration;
(b) amend or remove a term or condition of the registrant’s registration imposed
under clause (a).
(3) The Minister must communicate any change to the terms and conditions of
registration imposed under subsections (1) and (2) to registrants.
(4) A registrant who fails to comply with the terms and conditions of their registration
in accordance with the Act and these regulations is guilty of an offence.
Denial, cancellation, revocation or suspension of registration
11 (1) The Minister may deny the registration of an applicant or cancel, revoke or
suspend the registration of a registrant for a period of time or subject to any
conditions the Minister considers necessary in any of the following circumstances:
(a) the applicant or registrant fails to comply with or does not meet the
application for registration requirements of Section 6, 7, 8 or 9;
(b) the applicant or registrant has contravened any of the following:
(i) a term or condition of their registration,
(ii) a provision of the Act or these regulations;
(c) the Minister has determined that it is in the public interest to deny, cancel,
revoke or suspend the registration.
(2) The Minister must provide written reasons to an applicant or a registrant for a
decision made under subsection (1).
(3) The Minister may delegate the authority to make a decision under subsection (1) to
a delegate and the delegate must provide written reasons for the decision, and an
applicant or a registrant may appeal a decision made by a Minister’s delegate under
subsection (1) by providing written comments to the Minister within 15 days of
receiving written reasons for the decision.
(4) After considering any written comments provided by an applicant or a registrant
under subsection (3), the Minister may confirm, vary or set aside the decision made
by a Minister’s delegate to deny, cancel, revoke or suspend the registration under
subsection (1).
(5) A decision made by the Minister under subsection (1) or (4) is final.
Annual registration tax for whole home primary residence short-term rental hosts
12 (1) A whole home primary residence short-term rental host must pay an annual
registration tax of $50.
(2) A person operating as a whole home primary residence short-term rental host who
fails to pay the annual registration tax prescribed in subsection (1) is guilty of an
offence.
(3) The annual registration tax prescribed in this Section is not refundable.
Annual registration tax for commercial short-term rental hosts
13 (1) For the purposes of the Act and these regulations, the Province is divided into the
geographic areas and tiers listed in Schedule A to these regulations.
(2) A commercial short-term rental host must pay the following annual registration tax
for each dwelling unit offered as a short-term rental:
(a) for a dwelling unit located in tier 1, $2000;
(b) for a dwelling unit located in tier 2, $500;
(c) for a dwelling unit located in tier 3, $240.
(3) A person operating as a commercial short-term rental host who fails to pay the
annual registration tax prescribed in subsection (1) is guilty of an offence.
(4) The annual registration taxes prescribed in this Section are not refundable.
(5) Despite subsection (4), an annual registration tax paid under this Section may be
refunded to an applicant or a registrant if the Minister determines that the tax was
paid in error and the applicant or registrant should receive a refund.
(6) An applicant or a registrant is not entitled to a refund if the Minister has exercised
their authority under Section 11.
Annual registration tax for traditional tourist accommodation hosts
14 (1) A traditional tourist accommodation host must pay the following annual
registration tax for each location at which it is operating traditional tourist
accommodation:
(a) for accommodation with 1 to 4 bedrooms, $50;
(b) for accommodation with 5 or more bedrooms, $150.
(2) A person operating as a traditional tourist accommodation host who fails to pay the
annual registration tax prescribed in subsection (1) is guilty of an offence.
(3) The annual registration taxes prescribed in this Section are not refundable.
Annual registration tax for platform operators
15 (1) A platform operator must pay an annual registration tax of $500.
(2) A person operating as a platform operator who fails to pay the annual registration
tax prescribed in subsection (1) is guilty of an offence.
(3) The annual registration tax prescribed in this Section is not refundable.
Registration renewal
16 (1) A registrant may renew their registration under the Act by submitting all of the
following to the Minister before the end of their current registration year:
(a) 1 of the following:
(i) confirmation that the registrant’s registered information is unchanged
from the previous registration year,
(ii) written notice of any change to the registrant’s registered information
since the previous registration year;
(b) payment of the applicable annual registration tax.
(2) If written notice of a change to the registrant’s registered information is provided
under subclause (1)(a)(ii), the Minister must review the change and may do any of
the following:
(a) approve the registration renewal;
(b) require the registrant to provide additional information to determine their
eligibility for renewal;
(c) require the registrant to apply for registration as a new applicant;
(d) deny the registrant’s request for renewal.
(3) A person who continues to operate as a host or platform operator and fails to
renew their registration in accordance with this Section is guilty of an offence.
Disclosure of collected information
17 (1) The Minister may disclose any information collected for the purpose of
registration under Sections 6, 7, 8 and 9 and information concerning the
registration status of a host for any of the following reasons:
(a) to administer, ensure compliance with or enforce the Act or these
regulations;
(b) to administer an enactment of the Province, the Parliament of Canada or
another province of Canada concerning the imposition of taxation;
(c) to fulfill an agreement between the Province and another government that
(i) relates to the administration or enforcement of an enactment of the
Province, the Parliament of Canada or another province of Canada
concerning the imposition of taxation, and
(ii) allows the parties to disclose and exchange information, returns and
records;
(d) to be used by the Government of Canada or the Province to compile
statistical information;
(e) to be used by a public body as defined in the Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy Act;
(f) to be used by a crown corporation as defined in the Finance Act;
(g) to be used by a member of the Executive Council to administer an
enactment of the Province;
(h) to be used by a municipal unit as defined in the Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy Act, another province of Canada or another
government in accordance with an agreement between the Province and the
municipal unit, other province of Canada or other government;
(i) to be used by a person with whom the Minister has entered into an
agreement regarding the use of the information;
(j) to monitor compliance with the Act and these regulations under an
agreement with a platform operator.
(2) The Minister may disclose information collected under the Act or these regulations
in aggregate form.
Offence and penalty
18 (1) A person who commits an offence under the Act or these regulations is liable on
summary conviction to a fine of not less than $1000 and not more than $100 000.
(2) An offence described in subsection (1) that is committed or continued for more
than 1 day is considered to be a separate violation for each day it is committed or
continued and the person who committed the offence is liable on summary
conviction to a fine for each day the offence is committed or continued, up to a
total of $100 000 annually.
Schedule A—Tiers for Commercial Short-term Rentals
For the purposes of Section 13, the Province is divided into the following geographic areas and
tiers which are used to determine the annual registration tax paid by commercial short-term
rental hosts:
Tier
|
Geographic areas
|
Tier 1
|
The following communities located in the Halifax Regional
Municipality:
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Bedford
|
Beechville
|
Cole Harbour
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Dartmouth
|
Halifax
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Lakeside
|
Lower Sackville
|
Tier 2
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Annapolis Royal
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Cape Breton Regional Municipality
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Municipality of the County of Annapolis
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Municipality of the County of Antigonish
|
Municipality of the County of Clare
|
Municipality of the County of Colchester
|
Municipality of the County of Cumberland
|
Municipality of the County of Digby
|
Municipality of the County of Inverness
|
Municipality of the County of Kings
|
Municipality of the County of Pictou
|
Municipality of the County of Richmond
|
Municipality of the County of Victoria
|
Municipality of the District of Argyle
|
Municipality of the District of Barrington
|
Municipality of the District of Chester
|
Municipality of the District of East Hants
|
Municipality of the District of Guysborough
|
Municipality of the District of Lunenburg
|
Municipality of the District of Shelburne
|
Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s
|
Municipality of the District of Yarmouth
|
Region of Queens Municipality
|
Town of Amherst
|
Town of Antigonish
|
Town of Berwick
|
Town of Bridgewater
|
Town of Kentville
|
Town of Lunenburg
|
Town of Mahone Bay
|
Town of Middleton
|
Town of New Glasgow
|
Town of Oxford
|
Town of Pictou
|
Town of Port Hawkesbury
|
Town of Stellarton
|
Town of Stewiacke
|
Town of Trenton
|
Town of Truro
|
Town of Westville
|
Town of Wolfville
|
Town of Yarmouth
|
West Hants Regional Municipality
|
The following communities located in the Halifax Regional
Municipality:
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Antrim
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Bald Rock
|
Barkhouse Settlement
|
Bayside
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Bear Cove
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Beaver Bank
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Beaver Dam
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Beaver Harbour
|
Beech Hill
|
Big Lake
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Black Point
|
Blind Bay
|
Boutiliers Point
|
Brookside
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Brookvale
|
Caribou Mines
|
Carrolls Corner
|
Chaplin
|
Chaswood
|
Cherry Brook
|
Clam Bay
|
Clam Harbour
|
College Lake
|
Conrod Settlement
|
Cooks Brook
|
Cow Bay
|
Dean
|
Debaies Cove
|
Devils Island
|
Devon
|
Duncans Cove
|
Dutch Settlement
|
Earn [East] Loon Lake Village
|
East Chezzetcook
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East Dover
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East Jeddore
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East Lawrencetown
|
East Pennant
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East Petpeswick
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East Preston
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East Quoddy
|
East Ship Harbour
|
Eastern Passage
|
Ecum Secum
|
Ecum Secum West
|
Elderbank
|
Elmsvale
|
Fall River
|
Fergusons Cove
|
Fletchers Lake
|
French Village
|
Gaetz Brook
|
Glen Haven
|
Glen Margaret
|
Glenmore
|
Goffs
|
Goodwood
|
Governor Lake
|
Grand Desert
|
Grand Lake
|
Greenwood
|
Hacketts Cove
|
Halibut Bay
|
Hammonds Plains
|
Harrietsfield
|
Harrigan Cove
|
Hartlin Settlement
|
Hatchet Lake
|
Head of Chezzetcook
|
Head of Jeddore
|
Head of St Margarets Bay
|
Herring Cove
|
Higginsville
|
Hubbards
|
Hubley
|
Indian Harbour
|
Ingramport
|
Jacket Lake
|
Ketch Harbour
|
Kinsac
|
Lake Charlotte
|
Lake Echo
|
Lake Egmont
|
Lake Loon
|
Lakeview
|
Lantz
|
Lawrencetown
|
Lewis Lake
|
Lindsay Lake
|
Liscomb Sanctuary
|
Little Harbour
|
Lochaber Mines
|
Long Lake
|
Lower East Chezzetcook
|
Lower Prospect
|
Lower Ship Harbour
|
Lower Three Fanthom Harbour
|
Lucasville
|
Malay Falls
|
Marinette
|
McGraths Cove
|
McNabs Island
|
Meaghers Grant
|
Middle Musquodobit
|
Middle Porters Lake
|
Middle Sackville
|
Milford
|
Mill Lake
|
Mineville
|
Mitchell Bay
|
Montague Gold Mines
|
Moose River Gold Mines
|
Moosehead
|
Mooseland
|
Moser River
|
Murchyville
|
Murphy Cove
|
Mushaboom
|
Musquodobit Harbour
|
Myers Point
|
Necum Teuch
|
Newcomb Corner
|
North Preston
|
Oakfield
|
Oldham
|
Ostrea Lake
|
Otter Lake
|
Owls Head
|
Oyster Pond
|
Pace Settlement
|
Peggy’s Cove
|
Peggy’s Cove Preservation Area
|
Pleasant Harbour
|
Pleasant Point
|
Pleasant Valley
|
Popes Harbour
|
Port Dufferin
|
Porters Lake
|
Portuguese Cove
|
Prospect
|
Prospect Bay
|
Queensland
|
River Lake
|
Salmon River Bridge
|
Sambro
|
Sambro Creek
|
Sambro Head
|
Seabright
|
Seaforth
|
Shad Bay
|
Shearwater
|
Sheet Harbour
|
Sheet Harbour Passage
|
Ship Harbour
|
Smiths Settlement
|
Sober Island
|
South Section
|
South Uniacke
|
Southwest Cove
|
Spry Bay
|
Spry Harbour
|
Stillwater Lake
|
Tangier
|
Tantallon
|
Ten Mile Lake
|
Terence Bay
|
Third Lake
|
Three Fanthom [Fathom] Harbour
|
Timberlea
|
Trafalgar
|
Upper Hammonds Plains
|
Upper Lakeville
|
Upper Musquodobit
|
Upper Sackville
|
Upper Tantallon
|
Watt Section
|
Waverley
|
Wellington
|
West Chezzetcook
|
West Dover
|
West Jeddore
|
West Loon Lake
|
West Pennant
|
West Petpeswick
|
West Porters Lake
|
West Quoddy
|
Westphal
|
Whites Lake
|
Williamswood
|
Windsor Junction
|
Wyses Corner
|
Tier 3
|
Town of Clark’s Harbour
|
Town of Digby
|
Town of Lockeport
|
Town of Mulgrave
|
Town of Shelburne
|
The following regulations are not
yet in force and are not included in the current consolidation: