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Well-Being Week: Provincial Government Announces Support for Organizations Improving the Health and Well-Being of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians
September 24, 2024 In recognition of Well-Being Week, the Provincial Government is making a combined $30,000 investment in four community organizations to help them improve their ability to support the health and well-being of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Food Producers Forum – $10,000 to support a strategic planning session with members and agriculture stakeholders to identify […]
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Public Accounts for 2023-24
September 16 , 2024 FREDERICTON – The government has released consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024. “A strong economy and continued growth in New Brunswick’s population proved to be significant drivers in the year-end numbers,” said Finance and Treasury Board Minister Ernie Steeves. “We continue to take a responsible and […]
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Funding to Support Municipal Projects
August 14, 2024 The Province is investing in 62 municipal projects involving infrastructure improvements, innovation and community development across Nova Scotia. Through five provincial programs, they will receive funding to enhance local services, create job opportunities and beautify communities. “This comprehensive support for municipal projects reflects our commitment to enhancing the quality of life for […]
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Funding for New Safety Prevention Resources
June 05, 2024 An expanded IWK Health program will help keep more children safe from injury at home and on the road, with support from a provincial grant. “Supporting safety resources for parents and families will help keep infants and young children safe during their developing years,” said Brian Comer, Minister of Addictions and Mental […]
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Budget 2024-25 – Stronger than Ever: Let’s Keep Building
19 March 2024 FREDERICTON– The provincial government has tabled its 2024-25 budget, delivering the biggest health-care budget in New Brunswick’s history, as well as outlining investments in other priority areas such as housing, supporting vulnerable populations and education. “Despite the challenges we have faced since 2018, we are building a stronger province, and we also […]
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Public Advisory: Budget 2024 To Be Delivered March 20
March 7, 2024 Budget 2024 will be delivered in the House of Assembly on Wednesday, March 20. It will continue to build a stronger, smarter, self-sufficient and sustainable province, through prudent fiscal management. The Honourable Siobhan Coady, Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance, will deliver the Budget 2024 speech at 2:00 p.m. (1:30 p.m. in […]
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BUDGET 2024-25: Paving the way for unprecedented growth and development in Nunatsiavut
March 7, 2024 Finance, Human Resources and Information Technology Minister Tom Evans delivered the Nunatsiavut Government’s 2024-2025 budget Wednesday evening during a sitting of the Nunatsiavut Assembly in Hopedale. This year’s financial plan is built on improving the health and social well-being of Labrador Inuit, building Nunatsiavut’s economy, and celebrating Inuit culture and language. The […]
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Capital Plan 2024-25
14 February 2024 Nova Scotians will see progress this year on new and improved hospitals, public housing, schools, roads and highways that will serve the province for generations to come. The government’s Capital Plan 2024-25 will invest more than $1.6 billion in communities across the province, in healthcare facilities, new housing projects and other priorities. […]
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Report on Transitional Care Facilities
13 February 2024 Auditor General Kim Adair released her value for money audit of transitional care facilities today, February 13. The audit examined in part whether the Province exercised adequate due diligence in order to obtain value for money in the selection of 21 Hogan Court in Bedford for conversion to a transitional care facility […]
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Refinancing Clearwater loan worth millions in annual cash flow for Mi’kmaw owners – CBC
Jan 24, 2024 Premium Brands has agreed to refinance $100M of debt at lower interest rate of 4.2% Mi’kmaw First Nations that own half of Canadian seafood giant Clearwater will finally start seeing multi-million dollar cash flows from their investment thanks to a loan refinancing that slashes interest payments. Their partner in the landmark deal […]
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