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• The Government of Nova Scotia   - Includes news releases, government details, tourism information, business resources, and a directory of all government departments and agencies.

• Association of Municipal Administrators, Nova Scotia - A participant in providing leadership, funding and programming in local governmental professional development and training. Lists membership, ethics, projects, newsletter, services and contact information.
• Consumer Information - Promotes fairness in the marketplace and champions consumer protection through education, regulation and complaint resolution. Lists services by topic.
• Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture - The department regulates these industries and offers information on programs and services, organization, education, food, environment, aquaculture, marketing and industry.
• Department of Health - Main site for health services related issues.
• Department of Natural Resources - Policy, programs and services relative to the development, management, conservation and protection of energy, forest, mineral, parks and wildlife resources.
• Department of Tourism and Culture - Develops, preserves and promotes tourism, culture, heritage and nature to stimulate economic growth in the province. Lists news, business plan, services, operations, contact information and links.
• Municipal Government within Nova Scotia - The Oultwood LG Index of local government web sites for the province using clickable maps and lists. Offers link check dates, information, feed back and help.
• Nova Scotia Geomatics Centre - Provides an overview of maps, aerial photographs and related geographic information products and services available on the Province.
• Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission - Providing information and education programs to promote positive race relations and affirmative action to build a better Nova Scotia.
• The Nova Scotia Legislature - Official site of the Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly of Government. Consisting of the Lieutenant Governor and the House of Assembly.
• Nova Scotia Permits Directory - Information on more than 390 licences, permits, registrations, certifications, and related services. Explains who needs it, who issues it, how to apply, costs and expiry.
• Nova Scotia Property Information On-Line - Computerized and mapped property ownership records for the entire province available to subscribers.
• Nova Scotia Provincial Tax Commission - Administering the Revenue Act and Sales Tax Act concerned with tobacco, gasoline, diesel, propane taxes and audit and compliance.
• Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles - Information on registering a vehicle, obtaining a drivers license and other related matters.
• Nova Scotia Tourism Partnership Council - Plans and delivers tourism marketing and product development programs in a partnership between industry and government. Lists marketing, research, reports, news, links and contact details.
• Nova Scotia Vital Statistics - Recording the births, deaths, and marriages in Nova Scotia and issuing certificates and genealogy searches.
• Office of Acadian Affairs - The office focuses on increasing the visibility of the Acadian community and promoting its heritage and culture. Offers mission, contacts and related links.
• Premier of Nova Scotia - Official government site pertaining to Rodney MacDonald.
• Property Valuation Services Corporation - A municipally controlled not-for-profit corporation which determines the market value of properties in the Province of Nova Scotia annually; includes FAQ, advice and contacts.
• Registry of Joint Stock Companies - Directs and administers the incorporation and/or registration of all companies doing business in Nova Scotia, and non-profit societies.
• Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities - Represents the provincial interests of local governments and acts as their spokesperson. Lists information about the organization, services, officers, members and contact details.