211 is a service to help Nova Scotians find human, community and social services. You can reach 211 at www.211.ca. To view their Annual Report 2016, please visit: http://ns211.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/211-Annual-Report-2016.pdf
There are new Family Justice Videos created as a joint project between Nova Scotia Legal Aid and the Nova Scotia Department of Justice (Court Services), with funding from Justice Canada. […]
Below please find a position advertisement for Nunavut.
On May 10, 2017, Wayne van der Meide, Regional Manager of the Case Management and Litigation Group, in Ottawa participated in a CTV interview regarding Legal Aid Ontario’s proposed test […]
On April 29, 2017 Nicole Rovers, Staff Lawyer, Antigonish Office, participated in an interview session with African Nova Scotia youth for the Teens Now Talk Youth in Production session. This […]
You may qualify for a Halifax Transit Low Income Transit Pass! For details on this Program, please visit: http://www.halifax.ca/transit/LowIncomePass.php
The Sexual Violence Strategy has launched training sessions called: Supporting Survivors of Sexual Violence: A Nova Scotia Resource. This resource is a great tool for anyone in contact with survivors […]
Staff Lawyers Brandon Rolle, Christa Thompson and others have urged that judges take into account systemic racism before sentencing their African-Canadian clients. Great work by these Staff Lawyers in bringing […]
A new court is scheduled to open in September 2017 in the Wagmatcook Culture and Heritage Centre. This Court will provide service to residents of Wagmatcook, Waycobah and their surrounding […]
From the National Self-Represented Litigants Project (NSRLP) – March 13, 2017: The NSRLP has embarked on a major project involving “legal coaching,” another form of unbundled legal service delivery we […]