Critical upgrades to water, wastewater and stormwater systems in Antigonish will improve service and unlock additional housing opportunities needed to support growth in the area. “We want to create more opportunities for housing and to help our communities grow,” said John A. MacDonald, Minister of Municipal Affairs. “This investment in the Town of Antigonish’s water, wastewater and stormwater systems will benefit current residents and lay the groundwork for future growth.” U

The Province is investing in critical infrastructure projects so municipalities can expand services, support housing growth, and build more inclusive communities. Eighteen projects will receive $15 million in total, covering up to 50 per cent of eligible project costs, from the Growth and Renewal for Infrastructure Development Program. “These investments help municipalities with the infrastructure they need to support development and drive growth,” said John A. MacDonald, Min

Nova Scotians will soon receive specialized care through a new menopause clinic, the initial phase of what will be Canada’s first Menopause Centre of Excellence. The new specialized clinic will be dedicated to managing symptoms related to perimenopause, menopause and post-menopause. “Our government understands the need to provide better healthcare to the nearly 350,000 women in Nova Scotia over the age of 40 who are managing menopause, post-menopause or approaching menopause,

The Province and Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) are launching the Institute of Skilled Trades (IST) to provide students and apprentices with modern training and equipment to develop the skills employers need – today and in the future. The IST and skilled trades training at NSCC will now be guided by an industry-led council that will help modernize and strengthen programming. Its focus is on improving training quality, transforming learning environments and supporting mo