Halifax Gazette
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The Halifax Gazette was Canada's first newspaper, established on March 23, 1752 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, it was published weekly by John Bushell. Bushell was carrying on a project that had been initiated by his partner, Bartholomew Green Jr.
[edit] Nova Scotia Royal Gazette
The Gazette published as a newspaper until 1867, three days after Nova Scotia was established when it became the Nova Scotia Royal Gazette, the official publication of laws and legislations for the Government of Nova Scotia.
In 1977, Part II of the Royal Gazette was introduced to publish provincial regulations and was reunited with Part I to form the current Gazette.
The Gazette is managed by the Ministry of Justice of Nova Scotia's Registry of Regulations.
