That was Then… This is Now
Please find here a copy of the Nova Scotia Legal Aid Commission’s Strategic Plan, entitled: That was Then… This is Now. Click here to view. (PDF) This can be found under: About Us, Legal Aid Publications.
Census 2016 Jobs Available
Staff is needed for a variety of supervisory and non-supervisory jobs across Canada for the 2016 Census.
These jobs are ideal for students, recently retired persons, stay-at-home parents, and those wanting to supplement their income.
Jobs offer:
- flexible work hours
- competitive wages
- work in both rural and urban areas.
Due to the volume of applications for census positions, only those candidates who are successful at each step of the hiring process will be contacted to proceed to the next step.
The 2016 Census is Coming!
Canada’s next census will be conducted in May 2016.
Early in May, census packages will be delivered to households across Canada, providing residents with the information they need to complete their questionnaire online or on paper.
Completed questionnaires will provide valuable information that will be used by all levels of government to make decisions about your neighbourhood and community. Information obtained through the census is needed to plan services such as child care, schooling, family services, housing, public transportation and skills training for employment.
Every person, young and old, must be included in the 2016 Census.
For more information about the 2016 Census, visit www.census.gc.ca.
Did you know NSLA has an Aboriginal Social Worker?
Did you know NSLA has an Aboriginal Social Worker, Alana Lee? Alana works with lawyers and aboriginal parents in child protection cases”.
A New Year – A New Look
Welcome to the new Nova Scotia Legal Aid website focused on providing more help to Nova Scotians.