The Hammonds Plains Fire Station is continuing to support our community and local food banks this year with their annual food drive as a drop and go. Be sure to stop by the Hammonds Plains Fire Station – 2050 Hammonds Plains Road on December 5th to drop off a donation and help reach the community goal of filling a 9000 litre water port-a-tank with donations!
Every November, the Movember charity kicks off its annual advocacy campaign to highlight the important issue of men’s health.
Get out and have fun this winter with Wintervention! Wintervention highlights the variety of winter activities, shopping, dining and cozy accommodations available in Nova Scotia this time of year.
The province provides funding to facilities. Community-run rinks and other recreation facilities can access funds to help with capital costs. Read more for the upcoming deadlines and information on program eligibility for the Rink Revitalization Program and the Community Recreation Capital Grant.
I will continue to advocate on behalf of all my constituents, renters specifically, to ensure that all the people of Hammonds Plains-Lucasville have an affordable place to live.
I hope that everyone had a smooth return to school this past month. Thank you to all of our teachers, administrators, bus drivers, volunteers, students, and families for your support and cooperation.
Applications for the Heating Assistance Rebate Program (HARP) 2021-2022 are now open. See below for more information and additional resources.
After a year long absence, Unicorn Theatre will be holding its Purple Hike for Epilepsy on October 17th.
The first session of the 64th General Assembly will resume at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 12 when the Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia delivers the
VirtualCareNS, a program launched under the leadership of former Premier Iain Rankin, is set to build on its success with a province-wide expansion available to
Nova Scotians will be going to the polls for a general provincial election on Tuesday, August 17.
A wide range of projects are eligible for funding, from energy systems to solid waste to recreational infrastructure. Fire halls and fire-station infrastructure have been recently added as an investment category, further contributing to the program’s objective of building stronger and more resilient communities.
The community-led projects are supported through the Community Facilities Improvement Program (CFIP), which focuses on repairing and improving existing building exteriors and interior features.
The investment will help bring 60 new battery-operated, electric buses to Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM).
The investment includes new diagnostic, imaging and monitoring equipment. The equipment upgrades to ensure hospitals are providing the best care for Nova Scotians
