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....
A new private-sector partnership will see the installation of Canada's first dedicated emergency department MRI scanner at the QEII Health Sciences Centre....
"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...
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....
Bill Horne was elected to the Nova Scotia Legislature in October 2013 and re-elected in May of 2017 as the member for Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank. He was born in Eastern Passage, moved to Dartmouth in 1960 and upon completion of his Bachelor of Science degree from Saint Mary’s University, moved to his home in Wellington in 1973.
In 2003, the electoral district of Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank grew partially from “Bedford-Fall River” and “Sackville-Beaver Bank”. In 2013, the district boundaries were redrawn with a portion of Beaver Bank going to Sackville and the Portobello area going to Dartmouth East.
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