Most businesses or non-profits operating in Nova Scotia must register with Registry of Joint Stock Companies. You need to choose a legal structure for your business or non-profit before you can ...

Department of Environment and Climate Change works to protect and promote a healthy environment.

The government produces public accounts annually to meet the requirements of the Finance Act. The reports compare the government’s actual year-end financial results with the budget plan for the year.

Driver education, licences, renewals, vehicle permits, licence plates and other information and services provided by Registry of Motor Vehicles.

Use the New Incident Report Form to report any fire that takes place within your jurisdiction. Fire incident reporting helps the Office of the Fire Marshal track information about fires that happen in ...

The official website for the province of Nova Scotia includes resources for people and business, information on government programs and tourism, news releases as well as links to all government ...

This guide provides an overview of the steps you need to take when starting a business in Nova Scotia.

Apply for a Marriage Certificate. A Marriage Certificate is a legal record of a marriage that took place in Nova Scotia. Agencies and organizations sometimes require proof of marriage. You can get a ...

Children who speak Mi'kmaw must be placed in an environment where the language is spoken and/or understood. Culturally enriched activities must be supported for the overall well-being of the child.

Open adoption records allow an adopted person (who is now 19 or older) and birth parents to access adoption information if they want to. You still get to choose if your identifying information is ...

The budget details government’s plan for managing the province’s finances. It outlines estimates of revenue and expenditures (expenses) for the 2023 to 2024 fiscal year and 4-year fiscal projections.

Public sector bodies have to report the names and compensation of anyone paid over $100,000 during the fiscal year. Public sector bodies include: members of the Government Reporting Entity (GRE) ...