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What government is doing
Budget 2024-25: Building Nova Scotia, Faster
Income tax fairness, a universal lunch program for children in public schools, more resources for healthcare and more support for Nova Scotians to meet their needs are key aspects of this year’s provincial budget.
Capital Plan 2024-25
Nova Scotians will see progress this year on new and improved hospitals, public housing, schools, roads and highways that will serve the province for generations to come.
Province Adding, Replacing More Long-Term Care Rooms
The Government of Nova Scotia is adding new long-term care rooms and replacing older rooms to help meet the needs of seniors in our communities. Stay up to date as projects advance.
Nova Scotia’s Commitment to Action
Nova Scotia commits to working collaboratively with government, policing and community partners to achieve the systemic, operational and legislative changes outlined in Turning the Tide Together: Final Report of the Mass Casualty Commission.
New Equity and Anti-Racism Strategy Sets Path for Future
Nova Scotia’s new Equity and Anti-Racism Strategy is the first of its kind in Canada. Its goal is to ensure a whole-government approach in addressing systemic hate, inequity and racism, with actions to ensure this work reaches all areas of the province.
Healthcare Redevelopment in Nova Scotia
The Province has a new plan for building healthcare facilities in Halifax Regional Municipality. Learn more about the plan and other healthcare infrastructure projects, including in Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
