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 Nova Scotia NDP has brought to light a nearly two-year-old report recommending an expert panel on long-term care be appointed. The panel wouldn’t be formed for another 18 months. Continue reading
Nearly a year after sweeping changes to the education system were brought in, the Nova Scotia Teachers Union denies that the province has the support of those on the frontlines. Continue reading
On Wednesday, the deputy minister, Tracey Taweel, told reporters the community didn’t have the means to pay its share of the cost. 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
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Here’s a recap of some of 2018’s top news stories in Nova Scotia. Continue reading
In a wide-ranging interview with anchor Sarah Ritchie, Stephen McNeil addresses the ongoing doctor shortage, upcoming contract negotiations with the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, and the deadline for closing the Boat Harbour. Continue reading
Northern Pulp officials have said that no pipe would mean no mill, and McNeil knows its closure will have a significant impact on the forestry sector in Nova Scotia Continue reading
Alton Natural Gas had planned to start the process of creating the caverns before the end of the year. Continue reading
Premier Stephen McNeil told reporters today his government is examining the ruling by Justice Timothy Gabriel and would “have more to say” on the matter. Continue reading