Lt.-Gov. J.J. Grant and Communities, Culture and Heritage Minister Tony Ince joined people from communities across the province at Government House today, Jan. 28, to launch African Heritage Month 2015 in Nova Scotia. This year's African Heritage Month theme is Justice: People, Places and Events. "This February we celebrate the significant contributions of African Nova Scotians to the province and we recognize those who have undertaken the important work of advocating for social change," said Lt.-Gov. Grant. "I encourage all Nova Scotians to enjoy some of the exciting...

African Heritage Month, recent discoveries in Acadian history and the fiftieth anniversary of the Canadian flag are among the topics to be featured in the upcoming Evenings at Government House, a public event series hosted by the lieutenant governor. "It is a great privilege to host these events at Government House, the ceremonial home of all Nova Scotians," said Lt-Gov. J.J. Grant. "Mrs. Grant and I invite the public to join us this winter in exploring our shared history and celebrating our talented citizens." The events are free and will be held at Government House, 1451...

Five outstanding Nova Scotians were officially invested into the Order of Nova Scotia for their lasting contributions in the areas of medicine, mental-health support, historical research, and social issues at a ceremony held today, Dec. 3. Lt.-Gov. J.J. Grant, Chancellor of the Order of Nova Scotia, was joined by Premier Stephen McNeil to invest the recipients into the order during the 13th investiture ceremony held at Province House in Halifax. "Through their remarkable achievements and passion for helping others, the individuals we honour today inspire Nova Scotians to strive for...