Building a stronger Nova Scotia where everyone can grow and succeed means helping people with disabilities live active lives as part of their communities....
Premier Stephen McNeil has officially dropped the writ for a by-election in Cumberland South. Premier McNeil joined Liberal candidate Scott Lockhart at his campaign headquarters this afternoon....
The expansion also includes more diversity, with lawyers from the Cantonese LGBTQI+, Indigenous and African Nova Scotian communities. The lawyers are from Sydney, Port Hawkesbury, Truro, Chester and Halifax. All have received specialized training....
Camping parks had a successful 2017 season with a 13 per cent increase in bookings over the previous year. Your Liberal government is committed to continuing to grow our tourism industry to help our province thrive and create more jobs for young people in our...
Premier Stephen McNeil recently made a presentation to the National Advisory Panel on Marine Protected Area Standards in Moncton, emphasizing the importance of allowing our fisheries industry to grow and thrive, while providing appropriate environmental protection....
As Liberals, we believe every child deserves the right to high achievement. Which is why for the first time in 20 years, we are changing the model of inclusive education....
Your Liberal government knows breaking the cycle of poverty requires ensuring the right programs and services are in place to address needs today, and for future generations. This requires the involvement of all levels of government, along community groups and organizations working in collaboration....
A total of 13 communities will receive a new school or major renovations, and in response to requests from the local Regional Executive Director, we are purchasing two p3 schools in Cape Breton that we had previously surrendered....
Over the last four years, we’ve seen more women in cabinet, and Nova Scotia has achieved gender parity on the provincial and family courts. Women leaders worked hard to improve opportunities for women, and we will continue working toward gender equality for all Nova Scotian...
The spring 2018 sitting of the 63rd General Assembly included a balanced budget that invests in Nova Scotians' priorities in health care, education and inclusive economic growth....
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