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The government is asking Nova Scotians to provide feedback on housing needs.

Nova Scotians who have been severely impacted by hurricane Fiona will receive financial support from the Government of Nova Scotia.

With Hurricane Fiona headed to Nova Scotia, I wanted to share some information about some basic preparedness items to have on hand.

The Intimate Images and Cyber-protection Act is designed to discourage and prevent cyberbullying and the sharing of intimate images without consent, and to respond when they do happen.

The Seniors Care Grant program provides up to $500 to help support eligible seniors to live well at home.

As school doors open and traffic gets a little heavier on our streets, it is a good time to review a few safety tips that can help things run smoothly and keep students safe when returning to school.

Access funding to support ocean and shoreline cleanup projects throughout Nova Scotia.

More than 60 Nova Scotians Receive Platinum Jubilee Medal. The medal recipients represent Nova Scotians who have contributed to diverse fields and organizations, particularly throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nova Scotia will soon have a new fleet of ambulances and response and transport vehicles. They are expected to be on the road in August.

This new taxi service is available to those needing assistance like an arm or escort to and from door to cab, help carrying groceries and packages, or wheelchair transport.

The upgrades to the roundabouts will improve safety and flow for pedestrians and motorists.

The free one-stop job fair will connect newcomers to the jobs, communities and settlement services they need to build a life in Nova Scotia.

Help Encounter Church of The Salvation Army and Halifax Regional Police stuff a police cruiser with school supplies to help families in need from your community.