Government of Nova Scotia jobs
The Government of Nova Scotia is a provincial government in Canada. As a province in eastern Canada, Nova Scotia has its own government that exercises authority over provincial affairs in the region.
The government of Nova Scotia operates under a parliamentary system. It is made up of three main branches: the executive, headed by the Premier of Nova Scotia and his cabinet of ministers, responsible for policy decision-making and the day-to-day management of government affairs; the legislature and the judiciary; members of the Legislative Assembly who represent different constituencies in the province; and the Judiciary, responsible for the administration of justice in Nova Scotia, which comprises several levels of courts, including the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, which is the highest court in the province.
The Nova Scotia government is responsible for various areas, such as health, education, transportation, environment, justice and economic development. It has the power to create provincial laws and policies that apply to the people of Nova Scotia.
Appropriate role modeling and advocating on behalf of children, youth and families for any necessary supports and services. Creating opportunities for recreational and leisure activities to provide children and youth the opportunity to[...]
as well as the preparation and processing of legal documents and correspondence. The Legal Services Technician utilizes law libraries and online legal research tools such as QuickLaw, Westlaw and CanLii. The Legal Services Technician p[...]
review performance targets, and develop performance objectives. With your experince and expertise, you ensure that Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI)-approved techniques are used in accordance with regulations, acts, and policy. You'll [...]
You will ensure the safety of children and provide basic childcare and transportation services. You may also provide oversight during contact between children and their immediate and extended families and support networks. You may be r[...]
As a Child & Youth Care Practitioner in our Provincial Child and Youth Caring programs, you will provide care and programming for children and youth in the care of the Minister of Community Services or Mi’kmaw Family & Children’s S[...]
you actively work to engage people and communities to build resilience, address challenges and trauma, and create change. Every day is different, and you will encounter unique challenges with responsibilities ranging from: Assessing ch[...]