News releases from Public Works (Page 1)
Better Access to Community-Based Transportation Programs
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Public Works
People across Nova Scotia will have improved access to local transportation options through a new project led by the Nova Scotia Community Transportation Network.
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Joint Regional Transportation Agency CEO Appointed, Contract Awarded
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Public Works
A new CEO has been appointed to the Joint Regional Transportation Agency, the organization working to create a transportation plan for Halifax Regional Municipality and surrounding areas.
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Eureka Mills Bridge Officially Opens
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Public Works
Residents and visitors travelling through Eureka, Pictou County, no longer have to take a 15-kilometre detour thanks to the completion of the Eureka Mills Bridge. The bridge officially opened today, January 9.
Province Invests in Highway, Bridge, Ferry Infrastructure
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Public Works
The government is investing in provincial highways, bridges and ferry infrastructure to make them safer for Nova Scotians.
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
New Regulations for Transportation Industry on January 1
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Public Works
New regulations for commercial vehicles that will improve safety and align Nova Scotia with federal requirements will take effect January 1.
Traffic Advisory, Guysborough County
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Public Works
NEW WORK
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
NEW WORK
Investment in Road Upgrades
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Public Works
The Province is investing an additional $4 million in the Rural Impact Mitigation program and equipment to improve roads in Nova Scotia.
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Province to Seek Operator for Lunenburg Foundry Shipyard
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Public Works / Build Nova Scotia
The government will soon begin looking for an operator for the historic Lunenburg Foundry to continue supporting the region’s shipbuilding and maintenance industry – a key component of its thriving waterfront.
New Crown Corporations Launched to Drive Economic Growth
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Economic Development / Public Works
Today, December 1, the Province launched two new organizations that modernize the government’s approach to economic development and improve accountability to Nova Scotians.
Weekly Traffic Advisories
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Public Works
CONTINUING WORK
Financement pour les fournisseurs de services de transport en commun dans la province
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Public Works
Afin d'aider à compenser la perte de revenus causée par l'isolement des gens pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, le gouvernement verse 10,9 millions de dollars aux fournisseurs de services de transport en commun à l'échelle de la province.