The provincial government plans to build eight new small option homes throughout the province as part of a multi-year investment plan. Continue reading →

The province has handed out grants to 24 community organizations in the province with the goal of preventing domestic violence while also supporting victims and their families. Continue reading →

The CFS-NS says the lack of an invitation is the result of a retaliatory campaign by the labour and advanced education minister after the student organization published a critical editorial. Continue reading →

In 2006, Dorothy Griffiths and Dr. Chrissoula Stavrakaki delivered a report to the Nova Scotia Hospital that concluded it was “verging” on violating the basic rights of people with disabilities. Continue reading →

Hamilton police hold 8th annual victims and survivors of crime week Continue reading →

After waiting years for badly needed repairs to be done, public housing community members are rallying together to fight for their tenancy rights. Continue reading →

Advocates say it’s money that’s desperately needed to better the lives of Nova Scotians with disabilities and their families. Continue reading →

Career Seek, a program meant to help people on income assistance access post-secondary education, has only been used six times in the last three years. Continue reading →