News releases from Internal Services (June 2014 - May 2019) (Page 2)

New data collections on air quality, confirmed flu cases and post-secondary scholarships are among the new data sets being released to Nova Scotians today, Nov. 6, through the government’s open data portal.

The Information Access and Privacy annual report released today, Sept. 28, shows government is becoming more transparent and making it easier for Nova Scotians to access information.

Government employees are giving back to the communities in which they live and work by raising money for United Way.

Les systèmes du gouvernement sont maintenant entièrement rétablis.

Government systems are now fully operational.

Nova Scotians are getting access to more vital statistics, maps and education information today, July 5, as new data collections are released through the open data portal.

Nova Scotia is helping firefighters, ground search and rescue crews, medical first responders and the RCMP in rural areas better communicate during an emergency.

Sixteen teams of young innovators spent the weekend building apps, websites and models and pitching their ideas to judges as part of the province's first open data contest at Dalhousie University.

The province and Dalhousie University are inviting youth to innovate using data at an open data contest.

Government continues to improve access to information for Nova Scotians through the launch of a website for submitting requests and reviewing freedom of information.

Government’s commitment to improve access to information through the launch of a website for submitting freedom of information and protection of privacy (FOIPOP) requests and a new disclosure log is progressing.

Nova Scotians are getting access to historical, cultural and other government data through the province's expanded open data portal.

Nova Scotians looking to grow their businesses are invited to learn how to sell their goods and services to the public sector.

By joining other countries around the globe in Celebrating Right to Know Week from Sept. 26 to Oct. 2, Nova Scotia is underlining its commitment to improved transparency in government.

Des mesures sont en place pour distribuer le courrier et les chèques du gouvernement provincial s’il survenait une interruption du service postal de Postes Canada.

Plans are in place to distribute provincial government mail and cheques if there is a Canada Post postal service disruption.

Nova Scotia won a top national award for its inventive approach to helping first responders, law enforcement and public safety agencies talk to each other during an emergency.

The province is helping Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq communities secure better contracts by posting tender notices on the provincial government tenders website.

Government has negotiated a three-year contract for wireless mobility service with Bell Mobility.

Government is updating record keeping legislation.