Why is the 2019 sailing season delayed? The ferry service is moving from Portland to Bar Harbor this year. The process to get the new permanent ferry terminal built in Bar Harbor was impacted by the government shutdown in the US and new standards introduced in...
Whether working in a bustling ER, or providing support to patients in long-term care facilities, there’s no question: nurses are an essential part of our health-care system. With nearly 15,000 nurses in our province, they make up the largest portion of our provincial health workforce....
As part of our commitment to training more doctors here in Nova Scotia, the new North Nova Family Medicine Teaching Site opened today in Truro. Government is adding 25 new residency spaces across Nova Scotia, 10 of them in family medicine and 15 for specialists....
We know how important a good start to life is for our children. Creating and improving access to inclusive childcare is something we are working hard to ensure all Nova Scotian families have. As part of a 3 year $35 million early learning and child...
This year’s balanced budget shows our continued investment in inclusive-education, with an additional $15-million earmarked for more on-the-ground resources and training supports for students with complex needs....
Our children deserve the best start we can give them in school and in life, and pre-primary helps us do just that....
Budget 2019-2020, our fourth balanced budget in a row, makes major investments in health care, education, supports for our people and communities, and the economy....
Nova Scotia is leading the way as the first jurisdiction in North America to move to an opt-out system of organ and tissue donation, from the current opt-in system. ...
Q & A on the Yarmouth ferry service. ...
Budget 2019-2020, our fourth balanced budget in a row, makes major investments in health care, education, supports for our people and communities, and the economy...
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