Yesterday’s Public Accounts meeting revealed that 2,800 low-income seniors are waiting for affordable housing under the Houston government. Older Canadians are one of the fastest-growing populations in the country and
With Nova Scotia’s workforce growing slower than any other province, an economic recovery plan from the Houston government is needed more than ever. Recent figures from the Department of Finance
Premier Houston’s decision to eliminate all COVID-19 restrictions by March 21 will leave Nova Scotians without critical information they have come to rely on over the past two years. COVID-19
The Houston government is touting the importance of this week’s spotlight on Red Tape Reduction, all while having turfed the Economic Growth Council without presenting any real plan for our
After a commitment from the Houston government to make the waitlist for long-term care publicly available, the information remains a secret. In response to growing concerns that the waitlist had
Friends, This message is to inform you of staffing changes at the Nova Scotia Liberal Party office. Executive Director Michael Mercer has departed the organization. On behalf of the Provincial
After a controversial change to the judicial appointment process by the Houston government, the Advocates’ Society is calling for a reversal in the decision, citing concerns of political interference. The
As Nova Scotians are set to embark on Phase 1 of the re-opening plan today, members of the cosmetology industry say they still aren’t on equal footing to rebound after
As Nova Scotia starts to reopen next week, the Houston government is still stuck in neutral on pillar campaign promises to jump-start the economy. Premier Houston mandated that his ministers
In light of current COVID-19 restrictions, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) reports that 67 per cent of business owners have been forced to collect debt in the absence