Houston PCs the only team with a plan to increase middle-class/working-class wages
New inflation figures released earlier this week show why Nova Scotia needs a broad-based approach to better wages, says Dartmouth...
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Nova Scotia Paramedics Sound the Siren on the Healthcare Crisis
Paramedics from Yarmouth to Glace Bay are sounding the alarm over the ongoing crisis in Nova Scotia’s healthcare system. Throughout...
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Rankin Liberals leave Western Health Zone in Crisis
The Western Health Zone is experiencing “unprecedented” staffing challenges as Iain Rankin’s healthcare crisis looms over the Western part of...
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Houston, PCs, present plan for diversity in education
A PC Government will ensure that Nova Scotia classrooms reflect the vibrancy of our province. Joined by a diverse slate...
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Ambulance crisis hits new high
Ambulance shortages across Nova Scotia are at crisis levels, leaving communities vulnerable with Nova Scotians cancelling ambulance requests after multi-hour...
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Liberals neglect rural roads in Prince’s Inlet, Lunenburg communities
Horrible road conditions are a safety hazard for Prince’s Inlet and surrounding areas and are a concern for voters on...
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Masland, PCs committed to Seniors in Queens
Seniors in Queens deserve a government who will support them to age with dignity, says PC candidate Kim Masland.
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Tim Houston, PCs have solutions for surgery wait times
Nova Scotians waiting months and years for surgery will find solutions under a Tim Houston PC government. By opening up...
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Liberals press the panic button – deploy three cabinet ministers to attack Tim Houston
As PC Leader Tim Houston led the charge in last night’s CBC election debate presenting his solutions to Iain Rankin’s...
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Jill Balser picks up where her dad left off
PC Candidate for Digby-Annapolis Jill Balser has big shoes to fill. They are shoes she knows well . . ....
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