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UPDATED: HNS working with HRM on livestreaming/filming in facilities

FALL RIVER: In a tweet tonight, Hockey N.S. confirms it is working with HRM to find a solution that allows livestreaming/filming in HRM-owned facilities. This comes after a statement was issued by HRM saying the...

N.S. youth releases video documenting dangers of sharing intimate images

HALIFAX/EAST HANTS: The Nova Scotia RCMP Youth Cybercrime Advisory Committee has released a short video on the dangers of sharing intimate images. The committee, which is a volunteer group made up of high school...

HRM releases statement regarding privacy and filming in municipally-owned arenas

HRM: The following is a municipal statement regarding privacy and recording rules in municipally-owned arenas: Due to public health restrictions that prohibit spectators in facilities, including arenas, and recent changes permitting games, the municipality has...

N.S. minimum wage to increase April 1; NDP Leader Burrill calls for increase to...

HALIFAX: Labour and Advanced Education Minister Lena Metlege Diab announced that government has accepted the Minimum Wage Review Committee's recommendation that minimum wage increase by 30 cents, plus the national consumer price index, which...

Program to assist young adults find jobs expanding, province announces

HALIFAX/EAST HANTS: The opportunity to build community and peer connections, develop life and leadership skills and gain practical work experience positions young adults for career success and independence.That is why the EDGE pilot program...

Housing Commission gathering public feedback on Affordable Housing

HRM: Finding and keeping an affordable home is a struggle for too many Nova Scotians, and no one person or plan will be able to address this complex situation. That is why the Nova...

Develop N.S. announces more access to high-speed internet for more NSians

HALIFAX: Access to reliable, high-speed internet across the province gives Nova Scotians options in choosing where to live and work and helps attract those who can work remotely to our province.   That is why...

African Heritage Month calls to listen, learn, share, and act

HALIFAX: Virtual celebrations began Jan. 26, for African Heritage Month with a provincial proclamation launch and poster unveiling with Lt.-Gov. Arthur J. LeBlanc, Premier Stephen McNeil, and African Nova Scotian Affairs Minister Tony Ince."Although...

N.S. supports municipal collaboration

HALIFAX: Nova Scotians want to live in communities that are vibrant and sustainable, and more collaboration between local governments can help make the places we call home stronger. That is why the province is...

HRP urges citizens to stay off frozen lakes and ponds

HRM: Halifax Regional Police responded to a call from a concerned citizen of children venturing out onto the ice surface of a lake. Upon police arrival, the children had returned safely to the shoreline...
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