29 releases were issued in the past week
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Premier's Office

Enhancements to the Health System, Consumer Protection Measures Part of Fall Session

November 23, 2006 20:59
The elimination of power walls to further discourage smoking, the introduction of midwives to the province's team of health professionals, enhancements for the registered nurses profession and changes to the way pay day lenders can operate in Nova Scotia are just a few of the major amendments to legislation passed in the fall sitting of the legislature.

Finance

Two Agencies Designated as Full Status Departments

November 23, 2006 15:53
Amendments to the Public Services Act have been introduced that would designate full departmental status to two offices of government.

Transportation and Public Works

Government Surplus Auction

November 23, 2006 13:51
The Nova Scotia government surplus auction in Dartmouth this weekend will offer large blades for snowplows, lawn mowers, weed trimmers, machine shop lathes, vehicles, cellphones, filing cabinets, and even an unassembled 14x16-foot auto body paint booth.

Commonwealth Games

Halifax 2014 met en vedette les arts et la culture

November 23, 2006 13:18
NOTE: Les biographies des membres du comité consultatif culturel seront disponibles en fin de journée sur le site Web www.2014halifax.com ou en communiquant avec une des personnes-ressources ci-dessous.

Commonwealth Games

Halifax 2014 to Showcase Arts and Culture

November 23, 2006 13:12
NOTE: Bios of the Cultural Advisory Committee are available at www.2014halifax.com or from the media contacts listed below.

Health

Public Health Care System Strengthened

November 23, 2006 11:45
Legislation to control how, when, and where private health services are delivered was introduced today, Nov. 23, with the aim of protecting the health and safety of Nova Scotians.

Public Service Commission

Disclosure of Wrongdoing 2005-06 Annual Report

November 23, 2006 11:32
The provincial government's second annual report on disclosure of wrongdoing was tabled in the legislature today, Nov. 23.

Public Service Commission

Diversity Report Shows Government Making Progress

November 23, 2006 11:28
The government of Nova Scotia is making good on its commitment to create a diverse workforce, which is representative of the province's diverse population.

Nova Scotia Museum

Highland Village Celebrates Old-time Scottish Christmas

November 22, 2006 14:25
The spirit of Scottish Christmas past is taking over Highland Village.

Transportation and Public Works

Traffic Advisory, Hants County

November 22, 2006 14:22
HANTS COUNTY: Newport Station Overpass, Wentworth Road Extension

Premier's Office

Premier Offers Condolences to Family of John Allan Cameron

November 22, 2006 13:19
Premier Rodney MacDonald is offering his personal condolences and those of the province to the family of the late John Allan Cameron, who died Wednesday morning in Ontario. He was 67.

Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations

Your Energy Rebate Applications Now Available

November 22, 2006 11:54
Applications for Your Energy Rebate will be available at all Access Nova Scotia centres, and on the Internet, as of this week.

Transportation and Public Works

New Highway 101 Interchange for Middle Sackville

November 21, 2006 13:18
A new interchange north of Exit 2 on Highway 101 will mean an easier, safer drive for commuters in the Sackville area.

Nova Scotia Business Inc.

Halifax Welcomes Hedge Fund Administration Company

November 21, 2006 9:19
Nova Scotians will have new career opportunities in one of the most dynamic and fastest growing areas of the financial services industry.

Health Promotion and Protection

Preventing Falls Together

November 21, 2006 9:09
Churches, synagogues or mosques are the places where seniors most often fall outside their home. But that doesn't mean seniors should stay at home for fear of falling at their place of worship.

Education

New Chairperson of Strait Regional School Board Appointed

November 20, 2006 14:02
Longtime educator and school board member Mary Jess MacDonald has been named chairperson of the Strait Regional School Board.

Health

Information System to Improve Patient Care

November 20, 2006 12:07
A new primary health-care information system will cut wait times and give Nova Scotians easier access to health care.

Communications Nova Scotia

C-Vision: Early Adopters

November 20, 2006 11:01
NOTE: The following feature story was originally published in Open to the World, fall 2006 issue. It was written by M.E. Walker. The story is being used for the Nova Scotia "Come to life" initiative. "Come to life" is a public-private sector initiative that markets Nova Scotia as an excellent place in which to live, work, invest, play, and visit.
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, but sometimes that is because it is well taken care of. For Amherst-based C-Vision Ltd., that means sustaining an environmentally friendly business. The company's green attitude has been the secret behind its success, but it hasn't been easy to get to the top.

Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations

Truro Access Centre to Mark Grand Opening today

November 20, 2006 9:43
Colchester County-area residents have had better access to Registry of Motor Vehicle and information services since May, and today, Nov. 20, they can celebrate the one-stop location with the grand opening of Truro's Access Nova Scotia Centre.

Nova Scotia Business Inc.

World Leader in Financial Services Creating up to 350 New Jobs

November 20, 2006 9:41
An international financial services company is opening an office and training centre in Halifax that will employ up to 350 people.
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