Nova Scotia s Progressive Conservative government is joining with Ottawa to fund 222 public housing units as the province battles an ongoing shortage of affordable residences.
The federal and Nova Scotia governments are investing a combined $83 million over five years to create 222 new public housing units in the province.
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Halifax tenants of a landlord who claims to own more than 100 rental units received a notice that their leases are coming to an end. That strikes some as problematic—even if it’s entirely permissible by law.
After decrying the dissolution of elected school boards five years ago, the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservatives say they want to increase public role in school decision-making.
A small group of Black politicians from Atlantic Canada promised Wednesday to do more to encourage racialized communities to overcome their distrust of the political system.