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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 Gord!

    Congratulations Gord!

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    11 June 2025
    Congratulations to Gord Tate! We’re thrilled to celebrate Gord Tate, of the Municipality of Chester, as the new President of the Canadian Parks & Recreation Association (CPRA).  Gord was officially elected at the CPRA AGM in Saskatoon this week, ahead of the Canadian Inclusive Green Spaces...
  • Nova Scotia Celebrates 2025 International Day of Play with Province-wide Events & Resources

    Nova Scotia Celebrates 2025 International Day of Play with Province-wide Events & Resources

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    29 May 2025
    Play is a right, not a privilege! On June 11, 2025, Nova Scotia is coming together for the International Day of Play(IDoP)—a celebration of movement, creativity, and connection. Whether you're in Halifax or a small community, there are free events, tools, and resources to help you bring the power...
  • Recreation's Response: Building Climate Resilience Together

    Recreation's Response: Building Climate Resilience Together

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    29 April 2025
    Extreme weather, changing seasons, closed spaces - climate change is already reshaping how, where, and if we recreate.  After exploring this topic at the 2024 RNS Conference, Recreation Nova Scotia is committed to continuing the conversation around climate change and its impact on recreation. We aim to...
  • EDIA Highlights: North Nova Highlanders Equipment Loan Program

    EDIA Highlights: North Nova Highlanders Equipment Loan Program

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    28 April 2025
    Kerri Jack "The more barriers we can eliminate for underrepresented communities, the more joy we can spread."  Glenna Ingraham is the head coach of the North Nova Highlanders, a female baseball program for girls ages 5-18 in the Highland Region. The North Nova Highlanders provide opportunities to play...
  • RNS on the 2025 Federal Elections

    RNS on the 2025 Federal Elections

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    25 April 2025
    Leading up the to the 2025 Federal Election, RNS has written to candidates across Nova Scotia, emphasising the importance of recreation and parks.  Along with out partners at Canadian Parks & Recreation Association (CPRA) at the federal level, we aim to be a voice for the recreation sector and...
  • Contribute to the Renewal of the Framework for Recreation in Canada

    Contribute to the Renewal of the Framework for Recreation in Canada

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    17 April 2025
    The Framework for Recreation in Canada is being renewed, and we need your expertise! As a parks and recreation professional, your perspective is invaluable in shaping the future of recreation across the country. The renewed Framework will guide the sector in addressing key issues such as climate...
High Five
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R4MH

Guidelines to help make recreation more accessible to people experiencing mental health challenges.
Shared Strategy
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Shared Strategy

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

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