News releases

Nova Scotia government news releases

Every news release from Nova Scotia's government as it publishes, summarised by Tabled with a link to the source. Latest: 7 October 2026. Summaries are Tabled's own; the release itself is at the source link on every card.

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Weekly Traffic Advisories

Nova Scotia weekly traffic advisories for October 2026: Trunk 16 Upper Big Tracadie alternating lane closures until October 9 for culvert replacement; Campbell Brook Bridge Sydney closed until…

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Minimum Wage Rises to $17

Nova Scotia news release: minimum wage increased to $17/hour effective October 1, 2026, second adjustment this year following April increase to $16.75, based on Minimum Wage Review Committee…

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Weekly Traffic Advisories

Nova Scotia Department of Transportation weekly traffic advisories for September 25, 2026: Trunk 16 Upper Big Tracadie alternating lane closures until September 30 for culvert replacement; Campbell…

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Public Housing for Eastern Passage

Nova Scotia government news release: eight-apartment public housing project underway on Caldwell Road in Eastern Passage for about 25 people; part of $251 million provincial commitment to build 515…

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First-Quarter Results, 2026-27

Nova Scotia Liquor Corp. first-quarter 2026-27 results: total sales $219.4M (up 0.2%), beverage alcohol $182.6M (down 1.7%), cannabis $36.8M (up 11.2%), net income $62.0M (down 6.8%)

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Seeking Feedback on New Cost Rules

Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board notice seeking public feedback on draft new Cost Rules for pre-approving non-profit cost recovery, replacing current rules ahead of the two-board transition

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order gas time of release

Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board Order NSUARB-GAS-GO-10-01 changing petroleum product price information release time to no later than 2:00 p.m. the day before price changes take effect