Approach
Our work through the Regional Transportation Plan is intended to create a long-term, cohesive approach to regional transportation.
To achieve this, we need to work together, cultivating new and existing partnerships and building solid long-lasting relationships locally, regionally, and nationally. Collaboration is one of the principles of the Regional Transportation Plan, and collaborative decision-making will be critical to the success of Link Nova Scotia and implementation of the Regional Transportation Plan.
We’ll continue to foster partnerships and build relationships with municipalities and the broader community. We want to create open lines of communication so that diverse perspectives are shared, heard and included as the Regional Transportation Plan moves to implementation.
Minister & Ministerial Assistant

Hon. Fred Tilley
Minister of Public Works

Tim Outhit
Ministerial Assistant, Link Nova Scotia
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is comprised of senior leaders from each partner organization, bringing a variety of expertise to the board:
Associate Member:

Thomas Bateman
Plans & Reports
Dig in on the planning and reporting Link Nova Scotia delivers annually.
Accountability Report
Progress made towards the priorities set in the previous business plan.
2024-25 Accountability Report
2023-24 Accountability Report
2022-23 Accountability Report
Annual Report
Details our progress on the Regional Transportation Plan.
2025 Annual Report
Business Plan
Information on our priorities, responsibilities, and financials for the year to come.
2026-27 Business Plan
2025-26 Business Plan
2024-25 Business Plan
2023-24 Business Plan
Financial Statements
Compares our year-end financial results with the budget plan for the year. Includes Compensation Disclosure.
Travel and Hospitality Expenses
Annual expenses incurred by senior leadership.
Legislation
Learn more about the acts that guide or support our work.





