A passenger vehicle owned by a visitor may be driven in Nova Scotia for personal, non-business purposes for a period of 90 days (on a valid, out-of-province licence) without being registered in the ...

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 ...

Use the Creative Industries Fund Application Form to help grow the export capacity of Nova Scotian artists and creative producers. It should take 3 to 4 months for the program to review your funding ...

The Department of Natural Resources is responsible for the development, management, conservation and protection of the province’s forest, wildlife, mineral and energy resources. We promote the ...

This guide provides tenants and landlords with information on their rights and responsibilities at the beginning of the tenancy and during the tenancy.

Department of Environment and Climate Change works to protect and promote a healthy environment.

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 ...

Anyone in Nova Scotia (including children) who wants proof of age or an identity card with a photo. Note: This card is often needed in order to take part in age-restricted activities (for example, ...

This page lists Acts in alphabetical order - linked to a list of active regulations under each Act. Only Acts that have regulations made under them are listed. The Nova Scotia regulation number ("N.S.

Information, services and rights and responsibilities for landlords and tenants.

Wetland Ecosystems Services Protocol for Atlantic Canada (WESP-AC) is the sole method of functional assessment accepted by NSECC to evaluate wetland function, including the determination of functional ...