The Community Health Teams winter 2022 flyer is now available and registration is open for their health and wellness programs.
Category: News
Provincial plan to reduce waste in landfills
Changes are coming to how solid waste is managed in Nova Scotia which will reduce waste in our landfills and create a greener and healthier environment.
Rapid tests now available at public libraries
As of December 13th, Nova Scotians can pick up COVID-19 rapid test kits at public libraries across the province. There are 400,000 tests available. They are packaged in kits of five, and there is a limit of one kit per person. The tests can be used at home for people ages three and up.
Foster care redesign – increasing support for children and families
The Province announced an investment of up to $34 million over three years in a redesign of Nova Scotia’s foster care system. The aim is to create a modern and sustainable system that provides families and children the supports they need to flourish.
Movember – advocating for men’s health
Every November, the Movember charity kicks off its annual advocacy campaign to highlight the important issue of men’s health.
Fun activities to explore this winter!
There is so much to see and do in Nova Scotia this time of year, so get out and explore with Wintervention! The province just launched the Wintervention campaign to promote local winter tourism events, winter sports and travel packages for all to enjoy.
COVID-19 rapid testing helped crush the third wave
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Nova Scotians have been doing their part to keep themselves, their families, and communities safe from COVID-19. This includes rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated, social distancing, hand washing, masking— and getting tested. As we enter this next phase of reopening, and with the lingering threat of a […]