The Seniors Care Grant helps seniors cover the costs of a range of healthcare and household services, including physiotherapy, medication and grocery delivery, phone services, and home repairs.
It had a wonderful end to the summer visiting community members and attending events. I am happy to share some highlights from my schedule over
Share your appreciation for community heroes by submitting a Member’s Statement to be shared in the Fall Legislature.
Do you have questions or concerns that you’d like addressed during the Fall Session? I want to hear from you!
Mount Saint Vincent University will be offering a new microcredential series, Ready to Lead this fall.
Congratulations to the Beechville Community for receiving the prestigious Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award.
The New Horizons for Seniors Program is a federal grants and contributions program. It provides funding for projects that make a difference in the lives of seniors and in their communities.
Share your travel experiences in the latest Traveller Opinion Survey.
Nova Scotians can now access their health information anytime, anywhere through the YourHealthNS app.
Seniors can now apply for the Property Tax Rebate, which helps low-income seniors with their municipal residential property taxes. The program offers eligible seniors a rebate of half of their property taxes, up to $800.
Enjoy one of the many beaches, outdoor pools, and splash pads across HRM this summer.
As summer gets closer, we need to become more aware of blue-green algae when enjoying the province’s outdoors.
Charlie Willie Bridge Replacement/McGrath’s Cove New Road Realignment
The B.L.T. Rails to Trails Association has been busy getting critical repairs started over the past couple weeks.
Eligible Nova Scotians living with diabetes can apply for funding to cover the cost of sensor-based glucose monitoring supplies.
