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Funding to Upgrade, Expand Trails

Organizations across Nova Scotia are receiving support to ensure trails are safe and accessible. Kim Masland, Minister of Emergency Management and MLA for Queens, announced $590,000 in funding, June 5, on behalf of Dave Ritcey, Minister of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage.
Minister Masland makes an announcement from a trail in Queens County.

Ready for Summer, Ready for Anything!

A great summer starts with preparation. Learn how emergency readiness and business continuity planning can help your tourism business stay resilient and guest-focused.
A road closed sign with pylons around it.

Accessibility Welcomes More Visitors

Accessible tourism creates better experiences for everyone while helping Nova Scotia businesses reach a growing and valuable visitor market. Learn more during Access Awareness Week in Nova Scotia, May 31 - June 6, 2026.
Access Awareness Week in Nova Scotia, May 31 - June 6, 2026

Celebrating Resilience: Gaelic Nova Scotia Month at 30

Celebrate Gaelic Nova Scotia Month’s 30th year—honouring resilience while creating authentic cultural experiences that inspire visitors to connect and return. See the Digital Content Marketing Program's Highland Village video.
A picture of the church at the Highland Village in Nova Scotia.

Emergency Preparedness Week May 3-9, 2026

Exceptional service during emergencies builds trust, reassures visitors and ensures Nova Scotia remains a destination guests return to time and again.
Two people chatting at a table in a private library.