Government of Nova Scotia

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Investment in Rural Aquaculture

A hand holds food above a tank full of water and European sea bass.

A state-of-the-art, aquaculture company in Centre Burlington, near Windsor, is expanding into new markets across Canada and the Northeastern United States with help from the province.

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Sam Predicts More Winter

Shubenacadie Sam the groundhog sits in a hollow log during Groundhog Day.

Shubenacadie Sam was the centre of attention at the Groundhog Day event at the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park today, predicting six more weeks of winter.

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February is Apple Month

Agriculture Minister John MacDonell hands an apple to commuter Nicole Whidden while holding a basket of apples in front of an Annapolis Valley apple sign.

February is Apple Month and Select Nova Scotia is sponsoring the promotion as part of An IncrEDIBLE February, which encourages consumers to eat local.

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February: African Heritage Month

African Nova Scotian Affairs Minister Percy Paris stands at the podium beside a poster to launch African Heritage Month at Province House.

A month-long celebration of culture, heritage and progress has been launched. The theme of this year's African Heritage Month is Leading Ladies, Lasting Legacies, honouring unsung matriarchs.

Getting Back to Balance

Finance Minister Graham Steele in front of a slide with a remote.

Finance Minister Graham Steele is holding public meetings in 16 communities across Nova Scotia to discuss how to get the province's finances back to balance.