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Nova Scotia invests nearly CAD 890,000 in rural development and innovation

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The Government of Nova Scotia is investing nearly CAD 890,000 in seven community projects to strengthen rural economic development and innovation across the province. Funding will support initiatives such as connecting employers with skilled international post-secondary graduates, creating a pop-up business zone, and launching a startup competition for entrepreneurs. The projects are financed through two provincial funding programs designed to improve competitiveness through innovation and collaboration. Provincial officials say the investment will help communities attract talent, support local businesses, and create new economic opportunities. The funding also reflects Nova Scotia's broader strategy to encourage regional growth beyond major urban centres. By supporting entrepreneurship and workforce development, the province aims to strengthen local economies and improve long-term resilience. The new initiatives are expected to benefit businesses, employers, and communities throughout rural Nova Scotia.



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