Statistics: Building Permits, January 2024
Nova Scotia’s total building permits (residential and non-residential) increased 60.9% to $323.7 million.
Nova Scotia’s total building permits (residential and non-residential) increased 60.9% to $323.7 million.
Are you looking to hire a Red Seal apprentice? Don’t miss your last chance for financial support from the Canadian Apprenticeship Service.
The Province is attracting newcomers in sectors with the most need, including healthcare and the skilled trades, and investing to help them settle and stay.
Spring weight restrictions will be implemented in counties throughout the Province. Some roads, including 100-series highways, are exempt from the restrictions.
The Province of Nova Scotia is making it easier for people to become certified in the skilled trades sector with two new initiatives as part of the plan to grow Nova Scotia’s skilled trades workforce.
The Province of Nova Scotia has recently announced that they will provide a one-time grant of up to $1,000 to purchase new tools, equipment and clothing required, as well as a technology support grant that will offer up to $900 for a computer and accessories to apprentices enrolled in training.
Please be advised that CANS office will be closed on Monday, February 19, in observance of Nova Scotia Heritage Day.
Nova Scotia’s non-residential building permits increased 64.1% in 2023.
We’re looking for committee members for CANS Emerging Leaders group! Are you interested in getting involved? Learn more and apply today
The fifth issue of Construction Pulse, the Construction Association of Nova Scotia’s industry magazine, is now live!