Public Accounts 2009-10

Finance Minister Graham Steele speaks to reporters from a podium with Nova Scotia flags in the background.

The province’s annual financial statement for 2009-10 shows progress on government’s four-year plan to back to balance. Spending on unbudgeted expenses is at the lowest rate in 10 years.

Funding for Green Projects

A worker helping to transform a building into a library and program space.

The province has announced more than $1 million dollars for green technology projects.

Energy Partnership

Transmission towers in a wooded area at sunrise

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will explore the opportunity for a new 500 megawatt line that would more than double the electrical transmission capacity between the two provinces.

IncrEDIBLE Picnics

A group of people lined up for corn on the cob.

It's time to pack your picnic basket with local food and enjoy one of eight IncrEDIBLE Picnics next month in the province.

Legion Funding Program

Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations Minister Ramona Jennex shakes hand with Branch 24 Legion president Sonny Hubley while two other members look on.

Royal Canadian Legion branches in the province will notice improved infrastructure under a new funding program. The Legion Capital Assistance program will help with repairs to existing buildings.

Priorities and Commitments: Making Life Better for You and Your Family Nova Scotia Royal Visit 2010

Premier Darrell Dexter

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