Construction on the 10-bedroom facility on Francklyn Street is scheduled for completion by the end of the month, with early application procedures set to begin March 27. Continue reading →

The health authority says the unplanned outage at the VG’s Centennial and Dickson buildings occurred around 7:40 a.m. Continue reading →

In an effort to reduce the harmful amount of used drug equipment from remaining on the streets, Mainline sparked an initiative to put needle drop boxes throughout the area to increase access to safe disposal methods. Continue reading →

A Nova Scotia man is sharing the details behind a recent visit he had to the emergency department with his roommate, who suffers from a severe mental disorder. Continue reading →

One of the reasons some zones end up with no ambulances available is because of offload delays, according to the Nova Scotia Health Authority. Continue reading →

So far in Nova Scotia the number of confirmed cases is slightly down from last year. Continue reading →

The agreement will mean for a greater level of consistency across hospitals and ensures a wage increase of 0.5 per cent to 1.5 per cent, retroactive to 2018.  Continue reading →

When asked about the growing number of people on the waitlist, the Minister of Health Randy Delory could not give a timeline when the number might start going down. Continue reading →

There were 61 reported deaths in the province last influenza season, according to Nova Scotia Public Health Continue reading →

According to Health Canada statistics, nearly 4,000 Canadians died from opioid-related overdose deaths last year. Continue reading →