The relationship between Nova Scotia’s governing Liberals and the province’s teachers union is once again looking sour. Continue reading →

Stephen McNeil said Thursday it’s best to maintain a dialogue with China, even as Canada’s Public Security minister decried the nation’s formal arrest of two Canadian citizens it has been holding since December. Continue reading →

The government has said the bulk of the redevelopment of Halifax’s QEII Health Sciences Centre will be funded through a public-private partnership. Continue reading →

The $15 million put towards inclusive education this year includes over $3 million for training and development. Continue reading →

David Jackson, a spokesman in the Premier’s Office, confirms Stephen McNeil will meet with Inez Rudderham likely sometime later this month. Continue reading →

The Community Care Walk-in Clinic on Cobequid Drive issued the notice of closure on Friday. Continue reading →

The 33-year-old Rudderham described her case as the “face of the health-care crisis in Nova Scotia,” and has asked to meet with Premier Stephen McNeil. Continue reading →

In 2018 Nova Scotia exported $597-million worth of goods to Europe including seafood, berries, wood and energy products. Continue reading →

Premier Stephen McNeil and federal cabinet minister Bernadette Jordan will unveil plans in an event at the Halifax gallery with its CEO and director, Nancy Noble. Continue reading →

Premier Stephen McNeil says the goal is to ensure there are more potential organ donors in order to save lives. Continue reading →