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Canada Post Service Disruption

Canada Post Service Disruption

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We believe in a strong future for Nova Scotia; one that is safe, equitable and inclusive for all.

It’s important to us that we invest in programs that create strong, healthy communities across Nova Scotia. We are committed to providing support for programs and initiatives that promote a culture of inclusion, equity and diversity, help remove barriers, and advance education and awareness in Nova Scotian communities.

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Community News & Stories

Nova Scotia Power funds award in honour of Doreen Parsons to support women in trades and technology at NSCC

Nova Scotia Power announced their funding to support the Doreen Parsons Legacy Award through the NSCC Foundation. The award supports alumni of the Women Unlimited (WU) program at the College, while honouring Doreen’s legacy as the founder and former CEO of the Women Unlimited Association.

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The Legacy Space

Located at our Halifax Waterfront building, The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund Legacy Space offers a safe, welcoming place devoted to education and awareness about Indigenous history.

The significance of African Heritage Month

We chatted with Ann Wilson and Ibimina Koko, members of the Black Employee Resource Group at our company, about African Heritage Month, its significance and how it reflects their own experiences.

Rainbow Refugee NS supports LGBTQI+ newcomers through a circle of care model

The Rainbow Refugee Association of Nova Scotia provides support to LGBTQI+ refugees to resettle in Nova Scotia. We chatted with Rhiannon Makohoniuk, Executive Director of Rainbow Refugee NS, about the association and the great work they do to help newcomers settle in our beautiful province.

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