2/2 A Sheriff Officer can be identified by the shoulder flash saying Nova Scotia Sheriff Services and by the gold “Sheriff” wording on the front and back of body armour.
Beginning this week, Nova Scotia Sheriff Services will switch their current grey uniform shirt to a midnight blue version. During the transition, people may see Sheriff Officers wearing either shirt, until the move is completed by mid-fall. 1/2
The National Police Federation welcomes the @NS_Justice's recent announcement to modernize its municipal police billing model and fund 25 additional RCMP officers - two priorities that deliver on key NPF recommendations.
Aligning policing resources with community needs helps support RCMP Members and strengthen public safety across Nova Scotia.
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Attorney General and Justice Minister Scott Armstrong, Minister responsible for the Office of Equity and Anti-Racism, announced the funding at LakeCity Works’ workshop in Dartmouth.
Yesterday, community organizations serving 2SLGBTQIA+ Nova Scotians were awarded grants to support 11 projects. Additional funding was also announced for a provincial conference in Truro this fall.
During National Access Awareness Week, learn about how the NS government is working to make Nova Scotia more accessible at: https://t.co/MoEMJ067Q6 #NAAW2026
Access includes everyone—in everyday life. Building an inclusive Nova Scotia goes beyond ramps—it’s about changing attitudes so everyone can fully participate at school, work, home, and in our communities.
It's Access Awareness Week #NAAW2026. This year’s theme is Disability Justice: Stronger Together First Voice Leading Change for Collective Action. Disability justice means everyone has access to their communities and services. Learn more at https://t.co/rjaO3pqeVb
Get involved in Access Awareness Week Nova Scotia!
From hosting events and celebrating accessibility leaders to raising the Access Awareness Week flag and sharing resources—there are so many ways to help remove barriers and build inclusive communities across Nova Scotia.
Every year, starting on the last Sunday in May, we recognize National Access Awareness Week.
Learn more about in person and virtual events around the province and, register to join the conversation at: https://t.co/cmadP29BVy
To support timely access to services, our Criminal Injuries Counselling Program has recently launched a new searchable Counsellor Directory, available here: https://t.co/Fhv59AHVBX