Liberals Clark: Houston’s housing market driving NSIans out of province
From a NS Liberal Party release HALIFAX: A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation found that more Nova Scotians left the province in 2022 than the year…
Fall Legislative session modernizes government, protects NSians, says Premier Houston
From a release HALIFAX: Modernizing government and protecting Nova Scotians from large power rate increases were the focus of the fall legislative session, which ended November 9. The government introduced…
Province announces more housing in Dartmouth, Stellarton for NSCC students
From a release DARTMOUTH: New affordable, accessible campus housing at three Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) campuses will house 350 students and ease pressure on the housing supply in those…
Province brings forward legislation to address power rates, profits
From a release: HALIFAX: Amendments to the Public Utilities Act were introduced October 19, aimed at protecting ratepayers from power rate increases related to Nova Scotia Power’s general rate application…
MacDonald named to role as Deputy Government Whip
ENFIELD: The MLA for Hants East has been appointed to a position as part of the PC Caucus. John A. MacDonald was announced as the Deputy Government Whip as part…
N.S. announces expanded program to attract, retain young, skilled film and video workers
From a release HALIFAX: The province’s film and video industry will benefit from the More Opportunity for Skilled Trades (MOST) program helping attract and retain more young, skilled workers to…
We wondered how many calls and emails the Premier’s office received on the treated effluent pipe from the Carr Farm development, so we asked.
FALL RIVER: Just under 150 people sent their concerns to the Premier’s office regarding the treated effluent pipe that is proposed to go into Lake Thomas from the Carr Farm…
N.S. calls on feds to ensure telecommunications co-operation, transparency
From a news release HALIFAX: Premier Tim Houston is calling on telecommunications companies to be more collaborative with the Emergency Management Office (NSEMO) and transparent with Nova Scotians, and for…
NDP: NSians left without phone, internet during storms
From a news release HALIFAX: While Hurricane Fiona ripped across much of the province over the weekend people could not connect with family, friends, and neighbours because vital cell service…
Additional funding support for residents impacted by Hurricane Fiona announced by N.S.
From a release HALIFAX: Nova Scotians who have been severely impacted by hurricane Fiona will receive financial support from the province. Premier Tim Houston announced Sept. 26 a variety of…