A ceremony at Province House marked the beginning of year round celebrations
Clean, local renewable electricity projects in four more Nova Scotia communities are set to move ahead with the announcement today, Feb. 7, of the next round of Community Feed-In Tariff (COMFIT) approvals.
Students are learning first hand the challenges and benefits of growing food locally through school garden projects funded by the province.
NOTE: A social media version of this release, with hi-res, downloadable photos and a video clip, is available at http://gov.ns.ca/news/smr/2012-02-06-Diamond-Jubilee . Nova Scotians are invited to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee during community events, medal presentations, tours of Province House, film presentations and other activities to be held across the province throughout the year.
Better prices for Nova Scotians who rely on Pharmacare programs for coverage of their prescription drugs
A seven-point action plan will employ hundreds of woods workers, provide training and keep the NewPage mill in Port Hawksbury ready for a quick resale
Grants Growing School Gardens http://t.co/wLoLgts4
Nova Scotians Encouraged to Celebrate Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee http://t.co/2gqrxcCP
MT @ArtGalleryNS: The rumours are true! We have 1 million pennies in our Material World exhibit. Come see it http://t.co/m2cOMznS
Renew your vehicle permit, request a birth, death or marriage certificate, change your address, apply for a permit and much more.
