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Please be advised that Water Utility customers/users will experience disruptions to their water service between the hours of 10pm and 12am. Public works staff are currently working to have the issue resolved quickly and water services returned to normal. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Older Nova Scotians can now apply for grants to help with the cost of household chores, healthcare services and home heating.
The Seniors Care Grant program provides up to $500 to help support eligible seniors to live well at home. People applying for the grant are also able to apply for a new, one-time grant of $250 to help with heating costs.
The Seniors Care Grant helps cover the costs of services such as snow removal, small repairs, lawn care, transportation, and grocery and medication delivery. The list of eligible expenses has been expanded this year to include phone and internet costs, and health services like eye exams, dental work, mental health supports, physical therapy and foot care.
The new $250 home heating grant is available to eligible Nova Scotians 65 and older, including people who have already received money through the Seniors Care Grant or Heating Assistance Rebate Program in the past year. The grant is available for the cost of furnace oil, natural gas, propane, firewood, wood pellets and electricity.
More information about the grants, including how to apply, who is eligible and eligible services is available visit https://beta.novascotia.ca/apply-help-household... , email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or call toll-free 1-800-670-4357.
Applications close on March 31, 2023.

Water Utility Customers residing across the bridge ( Lions Hall side) will have their water service disconnected for several hours as Public Works staff perform emergency repairs on the system. Public works apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.