@teejohnny@TimHoustonNS It's a positive step to support Frontline Healthcare& the patient in front of them, including you and your family. Be thankful the previous party's not still in power working on this. Conservatives in power just put it through the goal posts, and we all will benefit. Iam thankful
Our $1.6 billion Capital Plan is building up Nova Scotia: new hospitals, safer roads, modern schools, and more affordable housing options across the province. From Yarmouth to Meat Cove, we're building a brighter future.
Learn more: https://t.co/fLe5Qbk2YT
Only 1 in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. This #HeartMonth, learn how you can save someone's life with an AED and CPR.
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We’re preparing for what could be another big snowstorm. We have restocked gas, salt and truck parts.
Crews are still working 24/7 to widen roads from the storm last weekend. I want to thank them for everything they’ve done and continue to do. I know they’re tired.
Our operations centre was never deactivated. So, it will continue.
We also encourage Nova Scotians to be prepared. You can find government tips at the link below:
https://t.co/PIYaRf0KPg
Motorists, remember to keep a snowbrush or ice scraper in your vehicle and consider topping up your vehicle with extra windshield washer fluid. It’s also a good idea to consider keeping a shovel and/or a bag of salt or sand in your vehicle in case you get stuck. #WinterSafety
Please be advised our outage line is currently down. If you are calling to report an outage, please call our regular customer care line at 1-800-428-6230. We apologize for the inconvenience.
⚠️ Scam Alert: We are warning customers about a phone scam where the caller poses as an NS Power employee demanding payment or service will be disconnected immediately.
If you are unsure about the legitimacy of a phone call, or any communications from NS Power, please contact our Customer Care Centre at 1-800-428-6230. More fraud prevention tips are available at https://t.co/B2R1hNsj9N.
Thank you to the customers who quickly brought this to our attention today.
Rick Howe was one of the most recognizable voices on radio in our region. Over the years I always appreciated the time he gave me to come on his show and speak to his listeners. By the time he retired in 2021, he had worked in radio for almost 50 years. I’m sorry to see his retirement cut tragically short. My condolences to Yvonne and their family, along with Rick’s many friends and former colleagues.
Giving snowmobilers greater trail access boosts local businesses and grows our rural economy. Our government is running a pilot project to allow snowmobiles on select roads in Margaree Centre and Big Intervale, Inverness County, and New Germany, Lunenburg County.
In photos - Flurries fell as more brave souls tackled the icy waters of Lake Banook
More photos on our Facebook page or online here
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All HRCE schools are closed today, Mon., Jan. 29, 2024. High school exams scheduled for today will be written tomorrow, Tues., Jan. 30, 2024. For more information on the closure, visit https://t.co/5G1dGv6Y43.
We're supporting families of children with autism with a new one-time Autism Family Support fund. This support is here to help with some of the out-of-pocket costs that come with supporting a child with autism. Our government will continue to be here to help Nova Scotians.
The Nova Scotia RCMP is warning members of the public about a phone scam where the caller poses as a @nspowerinc employee. The scammer wants you to believe that you didn’t pay for your smart meter installation. 1/2
Want to share your ideas and help shape Nova Scotia’s budget?
We want to hear about what matters most to you. Email [email protected] with your suggestions for next year’s budget, and future ones, before January 26, 2024. #NSBudget