A memorial reception for Russell will be held on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at the Cruikshank’s Funeral Home on Windsor Street in Halifax. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s Liberal government has announced its largest capital plan since coming to power in 2013, committing $691.3 million for hospitals, schools and highways in 2019-20. Continue reading →

Effective immediately, the innovation equity tax credit will apply to investments of up to $250,000 in eligible businesses, which is $200,000 more than the current equity tax credit. Continue reading →

Without that information, it’s impossible to tell how much of the ferry’s annual subsidy — it’s projected to receive $10.9 million for 2018 — is paid to Bay Ferries for simply being in charge of the service. Continue reading →

The province says kids will now be eligible for molar sealants and an annual fluoride treatment under the Children’s Oral Health Program. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner and Auditor General released reports on Tuesday that examined a series of privacy breaches Continue reading →

The heavily subsidized ferry is set to move to Bar Harbor from Portland, Maine, after Bay Ferries struck a deal with the town last fall. Continue reading →

Heather Chiasson is a former senior official with the Liberal Party of Canada and, until today’s announcement, served as a special assistant to Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau.  Continue reading →

The options available to the Nova Scotia government are limited after the option to extend the CAT’s lease between in the City of Portland and Bay Ferries Ltd. expired on Dec. 31. Continue reading →