Pugwash Communities in Bloom, a driving force in the recent selection of Pugwash receiving the Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award, used the occasion of the Vice Regal’s presence to present its own annual awards — the Community Pride in Action Volunteer Awards for 2023.

Nova Scotia’s Lieutenant Governor was in Pugwash yesterday to present a rather special crystal trophy, recognising "Community Spirit" in the greater Pugwash area. 

Pugwash will receive the 2023 Lieutenant-Governor's Community Spirit Award.

Today marks the Platinum Jubilee Year for Queen Elizabeth II, marking her 70 years on the throne—the longest reigning monarch in British history.

The Nova Scotia legislature opened today and the main message in the speech from the throne says solutions in health care and the economy will pave the way to the future.

Portapique and the Cliffs of Fundy are among four communities selected this year for a Spirit Award by Nova Scotia’s Lieutenant-Governor. The other two are We'koqma'q First Nation and Main-à-Dieu, Cape Breton Regional Municipality.

Members of the 64th Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia will be sworn in at Province House today.

The unofficial election campaign is over as the official Nova Scotia election began today.

The Village of Pugwash received a surprise today from Nova Scotia’s Lieutenant Governor.

Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health has been named the 2020 Lieutenant-Governor's Award for Excellence in Public Administration.

The Pugwash water system has garnered a prestigious award for engineering excellence from Nova Scotia’s Lieutenant Governor.

Two students from Pugwash High School are headed to Port Hawkesbury today to receive the Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence.

Each year, a group of individuals is recognized for their outstanding contributions to the province by receiving the Order of Nova Scotia. Past recipients have come from all walks of life, from all corners of the province, and nominations are now being accepted for this year's ceremony.

Young Nova Scotians who are challenging themselves and making a difference in their communities are being celebrated today with a flag raising at Province House as part of Duke Awareness Week.