There are moments in history when a government is handed a golden opportunity to remind people that public service doesn’t always have to be wrapped in beige paperwork and committee-approved seriousness. The Nova Scotia government had one of those moments. It had four brand-new Airbus H125 helicopters, nearly 10,000 public name submissions, and a province famous for its sense of humour. And what did we get? Spirit of the Osprey. Spirit of the Ea…
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