News releases from Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations (Oct. 2000 - March 2014) (Page 2)

In the interest of public safety, all Access Nova Scotia, Registry of Motor Vehicles and Land Registration offices in the province will close for the rest of today, Jan. 3, because of weather conditions. The province’s toll-free number, 1-800-670-4357, which handles public enquiries is also closed.

The Access Nova Scotia office in Digby is closed because of weather conditions. The conditions will be reassessed at 1 p.m.

Access Nova Scotia, Registry of Motor Vehicle and Land Registration offices in Amherst, Truro, Stellarton, Antigonish, Sydney, Port Hawkesbury, and Baddeck are closed for the rest of the day because of weather conditions.

The Land Registration offices in the Victoria County Municipal Office and Court House Building in Baddeck, and in the County Municipal Office Building in Guysborough are closed for the rest of the day because the buildings have been closed by weather conditions.

Pictou County residents will have improvements to water, wastewater and road infrastructure through an investment of $3.09 million by federal, provincial and municipal governments.

The Land Registration office in the old courthouse Building in Arichat, and the Access Nova Scotia Centre in the provincial building on MacSween St., Port Hawkesbury, are closed for the remainder of the day due to a power outage.

New ticket lottery guidelines will support community and encourage active living.

The Land Registry Office in Arichat has reopened today, Nov. 28 after a power outage.

The Land Registry Office in Arichat is closed today, Nov. 28 because of a power outage.

Low-income Nova Scotians facing a cold winter will be able to seek help from the Good Neighbour Energy Fund administered by The Salvation Army.

The Access Nova Scotia Centre at 80 Walker St., Truro and the Land Registration Office in the Truro Centre on Esplanade Street will be closed Friday, Nov. 22.

Les Néo-Écossais qui ont besoin d'aide pour payer les frais de chauffage domestique peuvent maintenant présenter une demande au Programme d'aide au chauffage de la province.

Nova Scotians who need help with home heating costs may now apply for the province's heating rebate program.

Provincial employees kicked off their annual United Way fundraising campaign today, Sept. 30, with the goal of raising $600,000.

The province continues to support healthier communities with improved, modern infrastructure through the Provincial Capital Assistance Program.

Note: A list of the projects follows the release.

Un plus grand nombre de Néo-Écossais auront plus facilement accès à un moyen de transport sécuritaire, abordable et accessible dans leurs communautés, grâce à l'appui financier provincial annoncé aujourd'hui 28 août.

More Nova Scotians will have easier access to safe, affordable and accessible transportation in their communities, with provincial support announced today, Aug. 28.

Local producers will benefit from Nova Scotians purchasing the new Buy Local licence plate at Access Nova Scotia and Registry of Motor Vehicle offices.

Community groups and organizations will have an easier time fundraising with charitable bingo through changes to Nova Scotia's bingo regulations.