Minimum wage increasing April 1 in N.S.

Domain: Economy
Government:Provincial/Territorial, Nova Scotia
Tags:Employment, Family Finances

Nova Scotia’s minimum wage is increasing on April 1, to $12.95 an hour, which is an overall increase of 40 cents per hour.

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