The new seats for ECE programs, tuition supports, and amendments to the Day Care Regulations will grow and strengthen our early years system here in Nova Scotia. This is a system that supports our children from infanthood into school, and we know that every investment...
Today, we're pleased to announce we are implementing more changes to help low-income Nova Scotians by introducing the new Personal Items Allowance. This will support people temporarily living in homeless shelters and transition houses. The allowance will be implemented in October, and will provide $101...
We’re partnering with the federal government to twin Highway 104 between Sutherland’s River, Pictou Co. and Antigonish....
We know we need to do more, which is why we also committed to adding 10 new spaces to Dalhousie’s Family Medicine Residency program during the election campaign. Residency spaces are among the best recruiting tools, as research shows family medicine residents who train in...
"Using less energy to heat your home will not only cut your energy bills now, but for years to come and help reduce greenhouse gases," said Mr. Mombourquette. "Our province is a national leader in energy efficiency, and expanding these programs for homeowners not only...
Your Liberal government is helping to keep people safe online, and protecting victims through strong, fair legislation that strikes the right balance between freedom of expression and public safety....
Your Liberal government has made significant investments in supports, services and programs that will have a direct impact for children and students this coming September....
Your Liberal government has partnered with the federal government to roll out our new SolarHomes Program. Under this program, homeowners will receive a $1 per watt rebate, or roughly 30 per cent of the installation cost of a solar electricity system....
“We want to see this project move forward as quickly as possible,” said Health and Wellness Minister Randy Delorey. “We are committed to improving health care for Nova Scotians and for the people of Cape Breton.”...
The rights of service dog users to live, shop, commute and access the same places and services as other Nova Scotians will be protected when legislation comes into effect on June 27. ...
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