News

Tick populations across Nova Scotia are growing and as the weather gets warmer, it is important for people to take the necessary steps to protect themselves, their family, and their pets.

Road operations crews identify and log potholes all year, but the city relies heavily on residents to report any problematic potholes they see.

As we prepare for the next Legislative session, we want to hear directly from you about how government can make your life more affordable.

The new Grant Finder helps individuals, non-profits, and businesses find funding programs offered by the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage.

Students facing financial challenges now have the opportunity to apply for the $5,000 Growing Nova Scotia’s Skilled Trades Workforce Bursary.

The Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award celebrates the power, strength, and diversity of vibrant communities in Nova Scotia.

Provincial parks will open for campsite bookings over a three-day period, starting April 3rd.

The 2024 Lieutenant-Governor’s Award for Excellence in Nova Scotia Wines program is now officially open for submissions.

The Halifax Regional Municipality is updating the Urban Forest Master Plan and wants to hear from you.

If you know someone who has made an outstanding contribution to the cultural life or the social or economic well-being of the province, you should consider nominating him or her for the Order of Nova Scotia.

A new pilot program that launched in December to help seniors in the Preston area live more independently in their homes will soon be available in Kings County and on the Halifax peninsula.

As February marks Heart Month, Heart & Stroke is on a mission to tackle a silent but urgent issue in Canada – out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.