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Recreation Nova Scotia inspires and supports a diverse and comprehensive network of partners committed to addressing the recreation needs of all Nova Scotians through the provision of leadership and a strong provincial voice.

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  • RNS Conducts Spring Check-Ins with Anti-Racism Charter Signatories

    RNS Conducts Spring Check-Ins with Anti-Racism Charter Signatories

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    15 November 2024
    The Anti-Racism Charter in recreation is needed to specifically acknowledge and address the harm and exclusion caused by racism in recreation. A proactive and systemic approach is required to make recreation welcoming and inclusive for everyone in Nova Scotia.RNS is committed to the continued...

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  • Welcome RNS Board 2024-2025!

    Welcome RNS Board 2024-2025!

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    12 November 2024
    Recreation Nova Scotia (RNS) would like to introduce our new Board of Directors for 2024-2025. We want to take a moment to welcome our new Board Members, Wallace Bernard, Recording Officer; Tissy Bolivar, Director at Large; Olivia Walker, Student Rep, and all our returning Board Members. We also...

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  • Congratulations 2024 Award Winners!

    Congratulations 2024 Award Winners!

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    25 October 2024
    mFrom left to right: Roxy Peterson (Town of Kentville), Steve Wells (Amherst Little League), Michelle Richards (Cross Country Ski Nova Scotia), Marlene Melanson, Robin Norrie, Craig Langille (Town of Kentville), Chris Kendrick (Avon Sport & Social Community)Missing from the photo: Alnaas Community and...

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HIGH FIVE® Nova Scotia

Canada's quality standard for children's programs
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Shared Strategy

Action-oriented priorities to foster engagement in recreation activities
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Anti-Racism Charter

There has been an escalation of racist and discriminatory behaviour in the recreation sector locally and nationally.
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