Nova Scotia
Public services in Shelburne
Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, updated
At a glance
14 public places in Shelburne, Nova Scotia, from open data, including 4 museums, 2 long-term care homes and 2 historic sites. The local government is Town of Shelburne.
- Population
- Population 1,644 (2021 Census). #Source: Statistics Canada, Population and dwelling counts: Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), table 98-10-0002-01, 2021 Census of Population (Statistics Canada Open Licence)
- Public places
- 14 public places on the map, of 9 kinds. #
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Public places in Shelburne
14 places from open data. Each type lists every place with its address and directions.
Culture
Other places
Nova Scotia Community College (Shelburne Campus)
College
1575 Lake Road, B0T 1W0
Directions to Nova Scotia Community College (Shelburne Campus)#
Black Loyalist Heritage Centre
Historic site
96 Old Road, B0T 1W0
Shelburne County Genealogical Society
Historic site
168 Water St, B0T 1W0
Roseway Hospital
Hospital
1606 Lake Road
Operator on record: Roseway Hospital
Mckay Memorial Library
Library
17 Glasgow Street, B0T 1W0
Mary's Abide-A-While Home
Long-term care home
188 Water Street
Roseway Manor
Long-term care home
1604 Lake Road
Shelburne Detachment
RCMP detachment
200 Harriet St
Operator on record: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Shelburne Regional High School
Secondary school
415 Woodlawn Dr, B0T 1W0
Operator on record: Tri-County Regional Centre for Education
Service Canada Centre Shelburne
Service Canada Centre
218 Water Street, B0T 1W0
Operator on record: Employment and Social Development Canada
Local services
Handled by the municipality or a regional government, unless another body is named. Start with the Town of Shelburne website.
- Pay or dispute a parking ticket
- Public transit: routes, schedules and passes
- Pay your property tax
- Get a municipal business licence
- Get a building or renovation permit
- Zoning, land use and development applications
- Garbage, recycling and compost pickup
- Drop off large items, electronics or hazardous waste
- Pay your water and sewer bill
- Report a water main break, sewer backup or boil water problem
- Report a pothole, streetlight or sidewalk problem
- Snow clearing and winter parking bans
- Get a residential or visitor parking permit
- Get a dog or cat licence
- Lost pets, stray animals and animal complaints
- Report a noise or bylaw problem
- Contact your municipality (311)
- Sign up for recreation programs and swimming lessons
- Get a library card
- Get a burning or fire permit
- Contact the police (non-emergency)
- Get a criminal record check (police check)
- Vote in a municipal election
- Find your mayor and city councillor
Nearby cities
Communities in Nova Scotia by name: before Shelburn, after Shubenacadie.
Data sources
The places come from these open data sources, each under its own licence. We did not visit or call each place: check with it before you go. Operators are matched from the source records and may be approximate.
- Open Database of Healthcare Facilities (ODHF), version 2.0. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Open Database of Educational Facilities (ODEF), version 2.1. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Open Database of Cultural and Art Facilities (ODCAF), version 1.0. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Service Canada Centres from the federal office directory (Burolis, 2018-03-31), geocoded. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Directory of Federal Real Property, RCMP detachments. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Statistics Canada, Population and dwelling counts: Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), table 98-10-0002-01, 2021 Census of Population. Licence: Statistics Canada Open Licence
Data updated .
Cite this page
Canada Service Map, "Public services in Shelburne, NS: 14 places", updated 14 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/places/nova-scotia/shelburne