Milford Foodland among potential COVID19 exposure locations listed on May 31
MILFORD: The Milford Foodland is one of several potential COVID19 exposure locations listed in the advisory issued on May 31 by Nova Scotia Health...
Province assures parents there will be cafeteria services upon school return this week
HALIFAX: Students returning to schools this week will have cafeteria food available to them, the province confirmed on May 31.
At the COVID19 briefing, Premier...
COVID19: 17 new cases, 74 recoveries reported on May 31
EAST HANTS/FALL RIVER: Nova Scotia is reporting 17 new cases of COVID-19 and 74 recoveries. All the new cases are in Central Zone.
There is...
N.S. announces funding for permanent supportive, transition housing in Halifax, Valley
HALIFAX: The government of Nova Scotia is providing $6.4 million to create permanent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness in Halifax and the Annapolis...
Affordable Housing Commission presents recommendations
NOTE: The following is a news release on behalf of the Nova Scotia Affordable Housing Commission.
HALIFAX: A new report prepared by the Nova Scotia...
Province to evaluate Affordable Housing Commission report, recommendations
HALIFAX: The provincial government will begin evaluating the final report of the Nova Scotia Affordable Housing Commission and discuss next steps with partners in...
Lillian May Wyse, Waverley volunteer, passes away at 102
WAVERLEY: A matriarch of the Waverley community who gave back to her community and local fire department auxiliary has died.
Lillian May Wyse, age 102,...
N.S. school flags to be at half-mast in tribute of residential school students; recommit...
HALIFAX: Flags at schools province-wide will be lowered to half mast for nine days to honour the lives and memories of the 215 children...
N.S. mourns children found buried at B.C. Residential School
HALIFAX: Flags at the Nova Scotia Legislature and all provincial buildings will be lowered to half mast beginning May 31 to honour the lives...
COVID19: One death; 20 new cases, and 80 recoveries on May 30
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is reporting 20 new cases of COVID-19, 80 recoveries, and one death, a woman in her 80s in the Central Zone.
There...