Aboriginal Awareness Week & Membertou 400
Aboriginal Awareness Week, first introduced in 1992, is held on the four days that follow the Victoria Day long weekend.
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What’s on Stephen’s mind? In his job as Leader of the Official Opposition, Stephen McNeil gets to meet many Nova Scotians and talk about what matters to them. Stephen shares those thoughts and a few of his own… 
Forest Walkabout: 2995km Along The Coastline Of NS
Between May 13 and August 8 Emily Forrest will be walking 2995 km along the coastline of Nova Scotia, covering approximately 40km a day and stopping in over 88 communities on her ‘Forest Walkabout’.
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A Great AGM
Thank you to the event co-chairs, Ian McNeil and Shirley MacDougall, and their committee; to the Antigonish Liberal Association and the community of Antigonish for being our hosts; and to the hundreds of Liberals who attended.
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Nova Scotia Liberal Party Annual General Meeting
This weekend is the Nova Scotia Liberal Party Annual General Meeting.
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Red Shield Month
The Salvation Army's motto is Giving Hope Today. This organization has been positively impacting the lives of Canadians since 1882.
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Nursing: You Can’t Live Without It!
Today is International Nurses Day and National Nursing Week here in Canada.
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Leave A Legacy
I have been thinking about the type of legacy I will leave for my family and for Nova Scotians. As it's National Leave A Legacy Month, these thoughts have come to mind more often lately.
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Family Caregiver Awareness Month
Caregivers across Nova Scotia are people who we admire here at our caucus. They selflessly give of themselves, caring for their ailing loved ones each and every day.
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Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disease that affects people of all ages - from children and teens to adults - and is three times more likely to develop in women.
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