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Paul Wozney was elected to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly as MLA for Sackville-Cobequid in 2024. Paul is a former schoolteacher and was the 45th president of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union.

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January 27, 2026

Threats to Community Development and Engagement In Sackville-Cobequid

At least once a week, I’m out knocking on doors across Sackville–Cobequid, and one thing is always clear: people here care deeply about our community. ...

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Community
November 17, 2025

The Cobequid Health Centre’s Worst Day on Record

On Wednesday November 5th, I sent a letter to Michelle Thompson, Minister of Health and Wellness, regarding the dire situation at the Cobequid Community Health ...

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Ubisoft Halifax closed its doors just weeks after its employees voted to unionize.
MLA Activity
January 15, 2026

Tim Houston Must Stand with Ubisoft Workers

Workers power this province, but the Houston government isn’t treating them with the respect they deserve. What happened at Ubisoft Halifax sends the wrong message ...

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Ubisoft Halifax closed its doors just weeks after its employees voted to unionize.
MLA Activity
January 9, 2026

Ubisoft Workers Have the Right to Unionize

Just weeks after they unionized in December 2025, 71 workers at game developer Ubisoft’s Halifax office have been laid off. Through no fault of their ...

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The Legislature sat for just 8 days this fall, meaning Tim Houston's government was able to push through laws with hardly any debate.
Legislature
October 20, 2025

Fall 2025 Legislature Recap: Short and (not so) Sweet

The fall session of the Nova Scotia Legislature wrapped up after a surprisingly short eight days on Friday, October 3. Nova Scotia is one of ...

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October 20, 2025

Sackville Kinsmen

Sackville’s Kinsmen have a long track record of service to Sackville, punctuated by donations, events, and volunteerism. Sackville’s chapter of the Kinsmen has also produced ...

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February 7th! A flu, COVID, RSV, and shingles vaccination clinic is coming to Dartmouth - no appointment necessary. From 1 - 6pm on the 7th, at 230 Pleasant Street, Dartmouth, drop in!
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What a turnout at yesterday's rally in support of the laid off Ubisoft Halifax workers! Dozens braved the frigid cold to call out the Houston government for not protecting our workers, and for letting Ubisoft run off with millions of dollars in public money. #nspoli #ubisoft
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Today is the National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and the National Day of Action Against Islamophobia. Today marks 9 years since that tragic loss of life, and we mark this anniversary by re-committing to combatting Islamophobia.
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Today is Holocaust remembrance day, during which we remember the six million Jewish people murdered out of senseless hatred. Antisemitism has no place in the world and we must continue to dispel it in all its forms.
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Canada treats the act of remembrance as central to our national identity so we never forget that the freedom we enjoy and cherish isn’t free. It can and does require the most precious cost any of us can pay, and we are fortunate to be served by fellow Canadians willing to pay it on our behalf here at home and in places around the world most of us will never see. I could give less than a whit what the Bloated Orange fascist says about the role of Canadians in Afghanistan was. He’s a draft dodger. Canadians fought shoulder to shoulder with NATO allies and Afghan troops in the fiercest of fights in that theatre. 158 Canadians paid the ultimate price in the service of peace and freedom on that soil, and thousands more continued to serve upon their return home. I am proud to call several of them friends and neighbours. I and every Canadian knows this truth, and no gutless, fake, dishonourable self-serving remark by a poorly spray tanned windbag can erase it. Their valour remains untainted by the shameful distortion of history by the walking disgrace that occupies the White House. Canada remembers.
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Did you know that, every month, Tapestry Beer Bar donates all the proceeds from their recyclables to a local charity? This month, it's the Cobequid Health Centre Foundation! To support this worthy cause, the folks at Tapestry ask that you bring your refundable recyclables to them at 833 Sackville Drive. For more info, check out their website: http://tapestrybeerbar.com/cans-for-a-cause/
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I heard from Nova Scotia Power this morning regarding the remaining outages in Sackville. If your power is still off, you'll likely see it return by this afternoon. The outages near Smokey Drive and Glendale Ave/Kaye Street are expected to be resolved by 2pm today.
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Yes - I'm still canvassing to expand the Cobequid Health Centre! If you want the Houston government to keep their promise and deliver on improved health care in Sackville, sign the petition in my bio!
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I had the privilege to attend today’s ceremony to honour four Nova Scotians with the NS Medal of Bravery, one of province’s most prestigious award s bestowed on citizens. Richard MacPhee, Ryan O’Shea & Scott Rafuse were recognized for their role in the location and rescue of two fellow snowmobilers in the midst of whiteout blizzard conditions for more than 16 hours last winter in Cape Breton. Gerrid Hunt, a proud Lower Sackville-ian, entered the burning home of his next door neighbours on his hands and knees three times without any protective equipment despite thick, black smoke that made it impossible to see. He managed to rescue a father on his third attempt from a fire that sadly claimed other family members. It was an honour to thank each of the recipients, and to chat with Mr. Hunt about the impact his actions have had on our community in Sackville. Folks wanting to view the ceremony can watch it at https://www.youtube.com/live/h37lXed4gvw?si=lqvn0-F0X6zKRyOz
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Workers power this province, but the Houston government isn't treating them with the respect they deserve. What happened at Ubisoft Halifax sends the wrong message to people who want to build their lives here. Our province can't have a strong economy if we don't protect the workers who create it. Today, I called on the Minister of Labour to stop looking the other way, strengthen our labour laws, and finally stand up for Nova Scotian workers.
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Wishing all a prosperous 2026 - happy New Year!
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Thank you Sackville! Yesterday, our Donate to Skate event in support of Gateway Food Bank was a huge success thanks to everyone who shared our poster, attended, and donated! I'm also very grateful for the hard working volunteers who helped make this happen, and for Sackville Arena who graciously hosted us. Keep your eyes and ears open for plenty more events in 2026!
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TOMORROW! Join me at the Sackville Arena for an afternoon free skate. Be sure to wear your favourite jersey and bring along a donation of non-perishable food for the Gateway Food Bank! This event will run from 2pm to 3:30pm tomorrow, December 28th. Come by for fun on the ice and a hot beverage!
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A very joyful Kwanzaa to all who begin their celebrations today!
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Merry Christmas everyone! I hope your day is filled with good food, good company, and good cheer.
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A very happy Hanukkah to all who begin their celebration this evening!
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Hey Sackville - join me on Sunday, December 28th for a free skate at the Sackville Arena! Be sure to wear your favourite jersey and bring a donation of non-perishable food for Gateway Food Bank. Free skate runs from 2pm to 3:30pm and hot beverages will be served on-site. Event is free of charge!
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On Saturday, December 13th at 2pm, join Knox Church for a Holiday Spectacular! The Sackville Community Band and the Sackville Concert Band will be bringing the festive spirit with an afternoon of beautiful music - find them at 567 Sackville Drive.
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36 years ago 14 bright lights, women seeking to better their lives through post secondary learning, in class, doing homework and studying, were brutally murdered for no reason other than they were women. #genderbasedviolence remains a RIGHT NOW epidemic in NS. Days like today remind men that stemming the tide of gender based violence is our job- that it’s our responsibility to help, not harm, women, and that we are accountable for how we work through and handle our trauma so that the pain we experience doesn’t create harms for others. Today I remember: Geneviève Bergeron, Hélène Colgan, Nathalie Croteau, Barbara Daigneault, Anne-Marie Edward, Maud Haviernick, Maryse Laganière, Maryse Leclair, Anne-Marie Lemay, Sonia Pelletier, Michèle Richard, Annie St-Arneault, Annie Turcotte, and Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz I remember them so I remember to be a solution to gender based violence in the way that I love, work and live with others.
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