Drivers face bridge closures and lane restrictions across the province
Detours and traffic controls affect routes in several counties, with some work continuing until May 2027.
Nova Scotia
News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia, summarized in plain language.
Detours and traffic controls affect routes in several counties, with some work continuing until May 2027.
A formal review will determine whether securitization could lower Nova Scotia Power’s financing costs and benefit ratepayers.
New rules let the power company ask the energy board to approve financing that could reduce customer costs.
The 2026–27 fund supports exploration, research and learning projects aimed at better understanding Nova Scotia’s mineral resources.
The grants support local food, housing and recreation services for seniors; applications for the next round close November 19.
The grants support food and housing help for older veterans and safer access to recreation equipment; applications for the next round are due November 19.
The grants include a VETS Canada project in Dartmouth; a photo collection shows the minister’s visit on October 2.
A provincial grant program is funding projects to help older adults age well and stay healthy, including work by VETS Canada in Dartmouth.
Drivers between Hardscratch Road and Dominique Road should expect alternating lane closures daily from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. through December 15.
People aged six months and older can book through pharmacies, health-care providers or public health as the respiratory-virus season approaches.