r/halifax • Float me down the river to the Musquodoboit harbor • 16h ago

Work, Health & Housing N.S. government spending $100K on upgrades to North Preston Day Care Centre

https://www.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nova-scotia/article/ns-government-spending-100k-on-upgrades-to-north-preston-day-care-centre/

Part of the upgrades to the 54-year-old day care includes installing a new energy-efficient electric heat pump system, as the building is currently heated by an oil-filtered boiler and baseboard radiators from the 1970s. [...] [African Nova Scotian Affairs Minister Twila] Grosse, said the spending would also go toward upgrades like solar panels, new insulation, windows and doors and energy-efficient light fixtures.

EDIT: The govenrment release is here: https://news.novascotia.ca/en/2026/10/13/government-invests-north-preston-child-care-centre

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u/AmazingMrSaturn 14h ago

Nice. It's the kind of thing I'd hope my taxes were going to.

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u/Glass_Discipline_882 15h ago

Well this is good news.

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u/athousandpardons 15h ago

Yeah, we haven't had enough stories like this, lately. Though, it's something that probably wouldn't be newsworthy in a truly functional society.

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u/SkylerMarx70 9h ago

Seems low. Give em a real budget.