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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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  • Missed The Measuring Impact Webinar? Watch it Here!

    Missed The Measuring Impact Webinar? Watch it Here!

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    11 July 2024
    On June 26, 2024, CPRA hosted a webinar on the Measuring Impact project. This unique research project, conducted by the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute (CFLRI) and CPRA, quantifies the social, health, environmental, and economic benefits of Sport, Physical Activity, and...

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  • RNS Announces New Executive Director

    RNS Announces New Executive Director

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    18 June 2024
    The Recreation Nova Scotia Board of Directors is pleased to announce Graham Mounsey as the new Executive Director. Graham has been with Recreation Nova Scotia since 2018 and has led and supported various projects, most recently leading the Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation portfolio. Before this,...

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  • EDIA Success Stories

    EDIA Success Stories

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    21 May 2024
    Recreation Nova Scotia (RNS) looks to highlight EDIA success stories and best practices. Provincial recreation groups and municipal recreation departments are often leaders in EDIA efforts. We want to share ways the industry is breaking barriers for people to access recreation. Complete a short...

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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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