Managing Lawyer Position – Port Hawkesbury
NOVA SCOTIA LEGAL AID COMMISSION MANAGING LAWYER Type of Employment: Permanent Location: 302-15 Kennedy Street, Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia Salary: Staff Lawyer Pay Plan Policy – Based on Relevant […]
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Staff Lawyer Position – Mental Health Legal Services – Dartmouth
NOVA SCOTIA LEGAL AID COMMISSION STAFF LAWYER Type of Employment: 1-year Term Contract with potential for permanency Location: Dartmouth Mental Health Legal Services – 300-99 Wyse Road, Dartmouth Salary: […]
Nova Scotia Legal Aid Commission Awards
The Nova Scotia Legal Aid Commission is seeking nominations for the 2026 Community Leadership, and R. Gordon Murray, KC Awards. Criteria and information regarding the Awards can be found below. […]
Nova Scotia Legal Aid Articling Program Virtual Information Session – January 9, 2026
Below please find details and the registration link regarding the above-noted. This session hosted by Nova Scotia Legal Aid’s Articling Committee is designed for students who are interested in articling […]
2024-2025 Annual Report
The Nova Scotia Legal Aid Commission’s 2024-25 Annual Report is now available and can be found on the About Us, Legal Aid Publications page, or at this link: 2024-2025 Annual […]
Executive Committee Agenda – August 28, 2025
Below please find the August 28, 2025 Executive Committee Meeting Agenda. Agenda – Executive – August 28, 2025
Expense Claim Effective April 1, 2025
Below please find the Expense Claim with the new mileage rate effective April 1, 2025 in Word and Excel. The updated form also includes changes as a result of the […]
David Daniels – Nova Scotia College of Family Physicians Article – “How To Address Functional Limitations When Completing CPP-Disability Medical Reports”
Nova Scotia Legal Aid (NSLA) may be able to provide legal assistance to individuals who are applying to receive CPP-Disability Benefits. David Daniels recently did a presentation to a group […]
Tammy Wohler – CBC News: Dartmouth family must leave rental unit after Supreme Court overturns previous decision
“I do think there is room for the legislation to change,” [Tammy] Wohler said. “That we can take into account things like a housing crisis.” There continues to be a […]