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.

Use this service to find grants and funding programs offered through the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage that you may be eligible to apply for. The Department of Communities, ...

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) ...

Book an appointment at Access Nova Scotia for up to 3 Registry of Motor Vehicles or Business and Citizen Services options or 1 Vital Statistics option per appointment. You can only book an appointment ...

Use the Canada-Nova Scotia Targeted Housing Benefit (CNSTHB) Application - Renters to apply for help with the cost of your rent. The Canada-Nova Scotia Targeted Housing Benefit provides renters with a ...

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

Use this service to pay a parking ticket online. You can pay more than 1 ticket at a time. If the parking ticket due date has passed, you need to visit a provincial courthouse to pay the ticket. If ...

With a Ticket Lottery Permit, you don’t need to submit a Ticket Lottery Report for raffles with prizes valued at $4,000 and under. You can't use a Ticket Lottery Permit for online sales (people need ...

Use the Reserve Name Form to reserve a name for your sole proprietorship, partnership, company, society, co-operative or business name (operating name). If Registry of Joint Stock Companies approves ...

Le Programme d’aide au chauffage aide les gens de la Nouvelle-Écosse à faible revenu à faire face au coût du chauffage domestique. Le formulaire de déclaration du propriétaire est utilisé dans le ...

The Government of Nova Scotia has a legal duty to protect your personal information, whether you are browsing for information or conducting business with the government through electronic channels.

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.