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.
Twelve clinics across Nova Scotia will offer free, expanded care for a variety of health concerns.
The Community Generator Program helps community centres buy and install generators so centres can provide a gathering place for community when needed. Applications are open until February 14.
If your household is experiencing an emergency home heating situation, you may be eligible for a one-time payment up to a max of $400.
There are five categories of funding available for businesses that can apply for a cost-shared grant to make accessibility-related improvements.
The Department of Finance and Treasury Board has launched the pre-budget consultation ahead of the 2023-24 provincial budget. Share your thoughts now.
My fall newsletter is hitting mailboxes across Bedford South. Click below for links to additional information from the print edition.
Most families will see a decrease in fees, which follows a previous reduction in the spring. The result will be fees that are 50 percent lower on average than in 2019 for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
A variety of funding programs, grants and awards are available for individuals and organizations in Nova Scotia.
HomeWarming helps eligible Nova Scotians save money on heating bills, feel more comfortable year-round, and reduce their carbon footprint.
Nova Scotians are encouraged to share their views on what the government can do to help get more healthy, local food onto kitchen tables.
You may be eligible for a tax-free one-time payment of $500 if your income and the amount that you pay on rent qualify.
With temperatures dropping and wintery weather around the corner, the Province advises Nova Scotians to get ready now for winter weather.
More Nova Scotians can get help to make necessary repairs and adaptations so they can live comfortably at home
Non-profits and cooperative housing groups in Nova Scotia can now apply for support through the Community Housing Growth Fund.
