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What government is doing
School Lunch Program Expands to All Public Schools
Students in every public school will have access to healthy, affordable lunches when the final phase of the Nova Scotia School Lunch Program launches in high schools this September.
Nova Scotia Signs Direct-to-Consumer Alcohol Sales Deal
Nova Scotia has reached another milestone in its efforts to remove internal trade barriers, signing a direct-to-consumer agreement on beverage alcohol with seven more provinces.
Wind West
Nova Scotia has the offshore wind potential to power 27% of Canada's electricity needs. Wind West will develop Nova Scotia's clean offshore energy, make our province an energy superpower, and create prosperity for generations.
Better service. Less red tape.
Nova Scotia is committed to reducing red tape and improving how we serve Nova Scotians. Share your feedback and ideas to help improve government services and remove barriers for businesses and citizens.
Nova Scotia's Commitment to Action
Nova Scotia commits to working collaboratively with government, policing and community partners to achieve the systemic, operational and legislative changes outlined in Turning the Tide Together: Final Report of the Mass Casualty Commission.
Healthcare Redevelopment in Nova Scotia
The Province has a new plan for building healthcare facilities in Halifax Regional Municipality. Learn more about the plan and other healthcare infrastructure projects, including in Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
