Here's a list and brief description of the reports currently in progress. To reach us about one of our reports, contact us at: OAGComments@novascotia.ca
September 15: Out-of-Province Medical Expenses
This audit will examine the out-of-province medical expense approval process.
Date TBD: Provincial Assessments
This audit will examine whether the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is using provincial assessment results to inform and improve the delivery of education.
Date TBD: Environmental Assessments for Onshore Wind Energy Projects
This audit will examine whether the Department of Environment and Climate Change is appropriately conducting environmental assessments for onshore wind energy projects and monitoring approved projects for compliance with terms and conditions.
Date TBD: Preserving and Restoring Paved Roads
This audit will examine how the Department of Public Works identifies and prioritizes road pavement preservation and rehabilitation work.
Date TBD: Purchase Cards and Fuel Cards
This audit will examine whether the Department of Public Works is using purchase cards and fuel cards in compliance with government policies and procedures.
Date TBD: Teachers' Pension Plan
The purpose of this audit is to examine the Nova Scotia Teachers' Pension Plan.
Date TBD: Annual Financial Report of the Auditor General
This report will include information on the audit work of the March 2026 Consolidated Financial Statements of the Province of Nova Scotia, as well as the results from government organizations.
There will also be information on the Province of Nova Scotia’s financial condition and additional insights on important financial matters impacting the Province.
Date TBD: Invest Nova Scotia
This audit will examine Invest Nova Scotia’s governance structure and assess how investments are managed under the Nova Scotia First Fund and the Innovation Rebate Program.
Date TBD: Accountability Reports
This audit will examine whether Government prepares and publishes useful information that allows Nova Scotians to hold it to account.