Nova Scotian's personal health information would be better managed under proposed legislation introduced today, Nov. 4.

Nova Scotians will benefit from improved regulation of the private security industry in new legislation introduced today, Nov. 2, by Justice Minister Ross Landry.

A specialized mental health court, the first of its kind in Nova Scotia, opened today, Nov. 2, at the Dartmouth Provincial Court, 277 Pleasant St., Dartmouth.

The province has named Paul Taylor as Nova Scotia's alternate member of the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board.

The province wants to make it easier for renewable electricity projects to get built in Nova Scotia.

On the 71st anniversary of Kristallnacht, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic will open an exhibit commemorating a human rights tragedy with Canadian connections that occurred at the beginning of the Holocaust. The special year-long exhibition on the voyage of

NOTE: The following is an op-ed piece by Premier Darrell Dexter.On Sept. 17, when my colleagues and I entered the House of Assembly, we sat on a new side, the government side. Everyone said it would be different. Sometimes, it

Government made important progress on its plan to make life better life for Nova Scotia families during the 61st session of the General Assembly, which is set to wrap-up, today, Nov. 5.

The province is furthering its commitment to creating and securing jobs, increasing renewable energy, and contributing to a green economy.

NOTE: The following in an Op-ed piece by Premier Darrell Dexter, Minister of Military Relations.Once again, on Nov. 11, Canadians across the country will gather to bow their heads and remember those who fought for freedom. Canadians will pay tribute