News releases from Premier's Office (Page 1)

Nancy MacLellan has been appointed president and CEO of Housing Nova Scotia.

Les candidatures à la Médaille de la bravoure sont maintenant acceptées.

Nominations for the Medal of Bravery are now open.

Premier Stephen McNeil today, Jan. 9, announced the appointment of Laurie Graham as chief of staff in his office.

As 2018 draws to a close, it is a chance to reflect on how lucky we are to live in Nova Scotia. We enjoy our freedom, opportunity and strength of community.

Nova Scotia is making it easier to do business, reach new markets and increase consumer choice as a result of significant measures announced today, Dec. 7, by Premier Stephen McNeil.

Four heroes were honoured with a Medal of Bravery at a ceremony held today, Dec. 4, at Province House in Halifax.

Nova Scotia continues to build on economic opportunities with China. Premier Stephen McNeil signed a sister agreement with Guangdong, China’s leading province in gross domestic product, on Sunday, Nov. 18.

Nova Scotians are encouraged to attend events in their communities this Remembrance Day, Sunday, Nov. 11, to honour the men and women of Canada’s Armed Forces.

Continuing to build the strong trading relationships the province has built in Asia will lead to increased investment opportunities and more jobs for Nova Scotians.

Premier Stephen McNeil offered congratulations today, Oct. 27, to Tim Houston on becoming the new leader of the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Party.

Nova Scotia’s climate change plan will protect the pocketbooks of Nova Scotians and preserve the environment for future generations.

Premier Stephen McNeil will promote economic and investment opportunities in Nova Scotia during meetings in Calgary from Wednesday, Oct. 24 to Friday, Oct. 26.

The province has proclaimed Tuesday, Oct. 23, as HMCS Kootenay Day in remembrance of the worst peacetime accident in the history of the Royal Canadian Navy.

Government built on its solid fiscal plan and momentum created by Nova Scotians during the fall 2018 sitting of the 63rd General Assembly, which wrapped up today, Oct. 11.

Air, sea and army cadets will celebrate Cadet Day at a flag raising ceremony at Province House in Halifax on Saturday, Oct. 6.

The redevelopment of the QEII Health Sciences Centre is a once in a generation opportunity to rebuild and improve the way health care is delivered in Nova Scotia.

Premier Stephen McNeil congratulated his outgoing chief of staff, Ryan Grant, today, Oct. 3, on his outstanding service to the province.

Nova Scotia’s population has hit a record high, growing by more than 23,000 since 2015.

An individual, two teams and an entire office were honoured with the Premier’s Award of Excellence, today, Sept. 25, in recognition of their exceptional efforts.