While every effort is made to keep the information up-to-date and ensure that it is accurate, Nova Scotia Environment is not responsible for discrepancies between information posted here and the ...

Recycling and composting programs may vary throughout the province, depending on where you live. Nova Scotia is divided into seven different solid waste-resource management regions. Please click on ...

The Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage helps protect and promote Nova Scotia’s culture and heritage. We help businesses and communities grow by providing program and event ...

The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) Act provides a formal process to obtain access to records under the control of the provincial government ...

Collection of forms and documents from the Department of Finance and Treasury Board on provincial taxation and programs.

Permits from the NS Department of Natural Resources and Renewables (NS NR&R) are required for a variety of different activities. The following are some of the common ...

A Sheriff is an officer of the court who is referred to as a "peace officer." A Sheriff's work focuses on the safety and security of the judiciary, court staff, the public, and persons in custody.

Community Services provides a range of community-based, prevention-oriented services to children, youth, and their families.

US tariffs on Canadian goods entering the United States may pose challenges for Nova Scotians. The Nova Scotia government is working closely with the Federal government to ensure a coordinated ...

The Correctional Services division of the Department of Justice is responsible for the administration and operation of community and custody-based programs and services for adults and young persons.

Department information, programs and services.

When land is sold a Municipal Deed Transfer Tax may be applicable. Municipal Deed Transfer Tax rates are set by each municipality and the tax payable is calculated based on the sale price of the ...