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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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  • 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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  • Statement Regarding HIGH FIVE® Changes in Nova Scotia

    Statement Regarding HIGH FIVE® Changes in Nova Scotia

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    01 October 2024
    Recreation Nova Scotia (RNS) has been a committed partner in delivering the HIGH FIVE® quality assurance program for over twenty years, working as an authorized provider to support the program in the province of Nova Scotia. This has involved marketing HIGH FIVE®, managing trainers, and...

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  • Michelle Richards hired as new Regional Physical Activity Consultant for Cape Breton Region

    Michelle Richards hired as new Regional Physical Activity Consultant for Cape Breton Region

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    27 September 2024
    We’re delighted to announce that Michelle Richards will take on the Regional Physical Activity Consultant (RPAC) role for the Cape Breton region. Michelle will be responsible for supporting and leading projects related to the Let’s Get Moving strategy in the region, contributing to a culture of...

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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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