Fall 2025 Legislature Recap: Short and (not so) Sweet
October 20, 2025
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
Access updates from my time in the legislature, speaking up for Sackville-Cobequid and advocating for change in our province.
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
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
Postal workers provide a service that is fundamental to the functioning of our country at every level and in every place. I felt it necessary
The Sackville Community Development Association is a pillar of community spirit in Sackville with events that attract scores of folks from miles around. No matter
If you’ve been in Sackville more than a few minutes, you’ve probably come across an event organized or supported by the Kinettes. I was overjoyed
Members of CUPE Local 3912 are essential to three of our province’s esteemed universities, and the work they do deserves recognition not just from those
Today I asked the Minister of Labour, Skills and Immigration why Nova Scotians work so much longer before getting the overtime pay they deserve. The
Nova Scotians have been reaching out to my office with grave concerns that their government is doing nothing to protect them in the face of
No matter what provincial services you rely on, a worker represented by the Nova Scotia Government Employees Union had a hand in it. These dedicated
During today’s question period, I asked the Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development why Nova Scotians still don’t have access to $10/day child care
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