When asked, 61% of CBRM residents called for real change in city hall, highlighting the fact that most residents are sick of struggling while their elected officials do little to make things better. The housing vacancy rate is a startling Read more […]
There were 27,000 violent incidents in public schools in Nova Scotia in the 2022-23 school year. This a 60% increase over the past six years. At the same rate, the number of violent incidents for the last school year can be estimated at over Read more […]
Attention members of CUPE Nova Scotia’s Standing Committees: Our 2024 All Committees meetings will be taking place from October 3rd to 5th at the Inn on Prince in Truro! More details to follow soon. Mark your calendars! Read more […]