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This is up $71.8 million compared to the spring budget. The extra spending is partially offset by an expected boost in Nova Scotia's total revenue, which is projected to hit $12.7 billion. The Health Department's spending is forecast to be $93.5 million over budget, largely due to $89.9 million in additional COVID-19-related costs, which include testing and personal protective equipment.
It also spent an extra $10.4 million on the public inquiry into the Nova Scotia mass shooting. The province spent an additional $19.9 million on nurses from out of province to work in long-term care homes. MacMaster said the increase is largely due to COVID-19-related health costs and other expenses related to long-term care and justice. Expenses are up by $110.8 million, driven by $97.1 million in increased department spending. The finance minister said Nova Scotia's deficit is set to increase by $48 million compared to the estimate in the March budget, bringing the total expected deficit to $554.2 million. The cost for the day of mourning was not the only unplanned government expense the Finance Department shared Thursday during its budget update. It cost Nova Scotia's Justice Department and Department of Community Services a combined $1.2 million in extra expenses. The province said the holiday pay in the health-care and long-term care networks cost roughly $7.1 million. 19 - health-care services remained open and businesses were given the choice to open or close. "I know not everyone would have agreed with the idea of a holiday ΓǪ but depending on who you ask, I think a lot of Nova Scotians would have felt that was the right thing to do," MacMaster said.ĭespite schools and courts closing for the day of the queen's funeral - Sept. The official day of mourning to mark Queen Elizabeth's death, during which Nova Scotia schools and courts were closed and public sector workers got a paid holiday, cost the province $8.3 million.įinance Minister Allan MacMaster said Thursday the provincial holiday came with a cost, but he said many Nova Scotians felt that marking a day to honour the queen's life and service was fitting.
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