Expanded Dental Care for Young Nova Scotians
July 16, 2021
The Province has expanded children’s dental coverage to include certain preventative treatments that allow us to get ahead of dental issues before they start.
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Canada’s First Emergency Department MRI
July 16, 2021
A new private-sector partnership will see the installation of Canada’s first dedicated emergency department MRI scanner at the QEII Health Sciences Centre.
Online Access Coming for Community Services Clients
July 16, 2021
“Once complete, this work will mean clients can apply for supports and work with their caseworkers without having to visit department offices.” — Kelly Regan, Minister of Community Services
2018: A Record Year for Immigration
July 16, 2021
More immigrants have been approved to make Nova Scotia their home in 2018 than ever before. The Province approved 2,272 people to come through immigration programs, up from 1,651 in 2017.
Make a Difference on Accessibility
July 16, 2021
Nova Scotians are invited to help advance work toward a barrier-free province.
MLA Constituency Office Plan
April 22, 2021
Due to the high number of COVID cases and further restrictions, the office will be closed. You can reach us by email at kelly@kellyregan.ca Phone
Premier Appoints New Leaders, Adds Diversity to Senior Ranks
March 3, 2021
Premier Iain Rankin has appointed senior staff to help lead the changes he announced earlier today, Feb. 23, revamping departments to support his vision for
New Premier, Cabinet and Vision for Nova Scotia
March 3, 2021
Iain Rankin was sworn in as Nova Scotia’s 29th Premier today, Feb. 23. His 16-member cabinet, in revamped roles and departments, support his vision for a
School Capital Plan Update
February 3, 2021
Modern schools are the heart of growing, vibrant communities, which is why Nova Scotia continues to make significant investments in new school construction and renovations
Government Adding Over 230 Long-Term Care Beds, Replacing Hundreds More
February 1, 2021
Government is making a major investment in new long-term care beds and facilities to better serve residents, their families and staff. Under a new multi-year
Organ and Tissue Donation Law Now in Effect
January 18, 2021
That is why Nova Scotia passed the Human Organ and Tissue Donation Act, which takes effect today, Jan. 18.
Update on Nova Scotia’s COVID-19 Immunization Plan
January 6, 2021
Nova Scotia is building a strategic, flexible immunization plan with over a million doses of COVID-19 vaccine – enough for more than 500,000 people –
Nine New Cases of COVID-19, Another School-based Case, State of Emergency Renewed
November 27, 2020
As of today, Nov. 27, Nova Scotia has 119 active cases of COVID-19. Nine new cases are being reported today. They all are in Central
Heating Assistance Rebate Program Opens
October 22, 2020
Home heating costs can be difficult for low-income Nova Scotians to afford, which is why the Heating Assistance Rebate Program (HARP) is once again available.
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