Health

Nova Scotia will welcome 30 new paramedics in 2024-25 following the Province’s first in-person healthcare recruitment effort in Australia earlier

Like with many professions, sometimes physicians leave our province to pursue other opportunities within Canada and abroad. When they decide

Tick populations across Nova Scotia are growing and as the weather gets warmer, it is important for people to take

Community organizations that support Nova Scotians experiencing food insecurity have received funding from the Province to continue their important work.

A community-based organization working to identify child-care options for healthcare workers in Antigonish is getting support from the Office of

A water leak that occurred on Friday, March 15, in the Abbie J. Lane Memorial Building at the QEII Health

Nova Scotia’s first class of emergency medical responders started their studies this month in Dartmouth. The 14 learners are the

Nova Scotians will now have better access to mental health, wellness and addictions support in their communities. The government is

More Nova Scotians living with diabetes will soon be able to better afford the equipment and supplies they need. The

A new continuing care assistant (CCA) program will be tested this year with the goal of improving training and getting