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Nova Scotia commits $1.48 million for regional business support

Nova Scotia announced on October 27 a $1.48 million Regional Economic Partnership Program delivered through 9 regional partners. The initiative is intended to connect smaller businesses with advice, growth programs and local economic development support, making implementation by those partners the next test of the funding.

Nova Scotia announced on October 27 a $1.48 million Regional Economic Partnership Program delivered through 9 regional partners. The initiative is intended to connect smaller businesses with advice, growth programs and local economic development support, making implementation by those partners the next test of the funding.

Original source: Government of Nova Scotia, October 27, 2026.

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