News releases from Municipal Affairs and Housing (Page 1)

More financial support is coming for first responders who do so much to protect Nova Scotians, their homes and their communities.

Les premiers intervenants, qui font tant pour protéger les gens, les maisons et les collectivités de la Nouvelle-Écosse, obtiendront bientôt plus de financement.

The Province is investing in infrastructure upgrades that will help West Hants Regional Municipality prepare for future growth and protect against storm surge.

Healthcare workers in search of housing on the South Shore will soon have a new place to call home.

Two provincial programs will help municipalities create beautiful, inviting spaces and provide opportunities for people to work in their communities.

Deux programmes provinciaux aideront les municipalités à créer de beaux espaces invitants et à offrir des possibilités d'emploi aux gens dans leurs collectivités.

Nova Scotians are invited to provide written comments on proposed amendments to the Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations.

Nova Scotians in search of an affordable space to rent now have more options and support.

The Province is investing almost $2 million in water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades that will help the Town of Antigonish and the Municipality of the County of Antigonish prepare for future growth.

More help is coming for Nova Scotians displaced by the recent wildfires in Shelburne County and Halifax Regional Municipality.

More affordable housing is coming for people living in Antigonish and Halifax Regional Municipality.

The Province launched two new online resources, today, June 16, to help Nova Scotians displaced by wildfires find available housing.

Seniors, families and people from diverse communities will soon have more affordable housing options in New Minas.

First, we respect the findings of the Auditor General and accept the recommendations provided.

The Province is helping the Nova Scotia Co-operative Council Ltd. preserve 15 affordable housing units through the purchase of three buildings in Truro.

The Province is investing a total of $3.9 million in infrastructure upgrades in Mahone Bay, Yarmouth, Digby and Clare that will help prepare the municipalities for future growth.

La Nouvelle-Écosse investit un total de 3,9 millions de dollars pour l’amélioration des infrastructures à Mahone Bay, Yarmouth, Digby et Clare, pour aider les municipalités à se préparer à leur croissance future.

Older Nova Scotians, families and people with disabilities will soon have more options for housing in Windsor.

The Province is investing in water infrastructure upgrades in Inverness that will help prepare the town for future growth.

More affordable housing is coming for hundreds of people and families living in Nova Scotia.