Tim Houston
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Father, Husband, MLA, Premier of Nova Scotia. #nspoli #novascotia
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Today, we pause to honour and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great country.
Nova Scotia has a proud tradition of military service. For generations, many have answered the call to defend our country, protect our families, and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today.
On this Remembrance Day, I encourage all Nova Scotians to take a moment to reflect on their sacrifice, thank a veteran and those who continue to serve, and wear your poppy with pride.
Lest we forget.
Nova Scotia has a proud tradition of military service. For generations, many have answered the call to defend our country, protect our families, and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today.
On this Remembrance Day, I encourage all Nova Scotians to take a moment to reflect on their sacrifice, thank a veteran and those who continue to serve, and wear your poppy with pride.
Lest we forget.
Seniors in Bridgetown have officially moved into the new Mountain Lea Lodge.
The brand-new home features 96 private rooms, each with its own washroom, comfortable spaces for families to visit, and dedicated staff providing top-quality care.
This marks our ninth new long-term care home opened across Nova Scotia, bringing more than 1,400 new and modern rooms to seniors who need them. We are building the care our seniors deserve, right in the communities they call home.
The brand-new home features 96 private rooms, each with its own washroom, comfortable spaces for families to visit, and dedicated staff providing top-quality care.
This marks our ninth new long-term care home opened across Nova Scotia, bringing more than 1,400 new and modern rooms to seniors who need them. We are building the care our seniors deserve, right in the communities they call home.
Our government is delivering more care, faster for Nova Scotians.
Since 2021, we have built more ways for you to get the care you need, closer to home:
✅ Over 40 Pharmacy Primary Care Clinics across the province to treat common illnesses and renew prescriptions and more.
✅ Mobile Primary Care Clinics providing convient appointments and walk-in services in rural and urban communities.
✅ VirtualCareNS giving free, fast access to care online to Nova Scotians on the Need a Family Practice Registry.
✅ Health Homes bringing doctors and/or nurse practitioners, nurses, and care teams together under one roof.
These options have opened millions of new appointments, but having your own Family Care provider matters most. That is why we continue to recruit records amount of doctors, and now less than 5% of Nova Scotians are now on the registry.
There is still more work ahead, but we are making real progress to build up our healthcare system.
Since 2021, we have built more ways for you to get the care you need, closer to home:
✅ Over 40 Pharmacy Primary Care Clinics across the province to treat common illnesses and renew prescriptions and more.
✅ Mobile Primary Care Clinics providing convient appointments and walk-in services in rural and urban communities.
✅ VirtualCareNS giving free, fast access to care online to Nova Scotians on the Need a Family Practice Registry.
✅ Health Homes bringing doctors and/or nurse practitioners, nurses, and care teams together under one roof.
These options have opened millions of new appointments, but having your own Family Care provider matters most. That is why we continue to recruit records amount of doctors, and now less than 5% of Nova Scotians are now on the registry.
There is still more work ahead, but we are making real progress to build up our healthcare system.
Today, we pause to remember Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass. In November 1938, terrible violence and hatred swept across Jewish communities in Germany and Austria.
Eighty-eight years later, we honour every life taken and remember the survivors. In Nova Scotia, we stand united against antisemitism and hatred in all its forms. Never again means never again.
Eighty-eight years later, we honour every life taken and remember the survivors. In Nova Scotia, we stand united against antisemitism and hatred in all its forms. Never again means never again.
