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A support package is being rolled out to help some people make ends meet with rising costs for rent, groceries and gas. The province will provide $13....

The Government of Nova Scotia has announced a support package worth $13.2 million to help low-income Nova Scotians as gas prices and the cost of living continue to rise.

Imperial Valley College had its grand opening of their new DSPS building on Thursday.

News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia

It's been two years since Shawn Brush tried to replace his broken wheelchair, but he's still waiting. The Burlington, Ont., man with a rare condition says it takes too long to replace and repair electric wheelchairs — and he's not the only one.

When Nora Nunn-Murphy sought government assistance last year, her family became one of the hundreds that have applied  — and been rejected — for provincial funding intended to help families care for a child with a disability at home.

A new P.E.I. law which is supposed to make it easier for litigants to file class action lawsuits will actually make it harder, according to the Atlantic Provinces Trial Lawyers Association.

Nova Scotia is imposing tighter COVID-19 restrictions ahead of the upcoming holiday season in order to prevent further spread of the virus.

News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia

As of 6 a.m. Wednesday, the following restrictions will be in place