With hospitals in Nova Scotia pushed to crisis levels under Omicron’s surge, Premier Houston’s Nova Scotia Health Authority leadership team needs to provide Nova Scotians with an update at the
For those business owners who qualify to receive funding through the Sector Impact Support Program, many say the funds just aren’t enough. Seaside Bowling Lanes and Lounge, a local establishment
With no signs of Omicron slowing down in the province, the Nova Scotia Liberal Party is calling on the Houston government to release accurate figures of those who are in
Several business sectors across the province are adding their names to the list of those who are calling on the Houston government to expand eligibility for the Sector Impact Support
On Monday, applications opened for the Sector Impact Support Program, nearly one month after Omicron began to surge in the province. Although this long-awaited program will provide short-term relief to
Since taking office in August, the Houston government has failed to publicly release long term care wait times in Nova Scotia. On Dec. 1, the premier’s Long Term Care minister
The Houston government’s pandemic strategy is corroded in deficiencies but the biggest flaw of all is that the reported case counts don’t reflect the true status of COVID-19 in Nova
Every day, thousands of our youngest Nova Scotians not yet vaccinated against COVID-19 walk through the doors of daycares. But the Houston government has once again created a glaring deficiency
As many small businesses struggle during what’s normally their busiest season, promised supports from the Houston government are nowhere to be seen. “Small businesses are the cornerstone of our economy,
As Omicron blows through the province, so too will a snowstorm tomorrow afternoon – leaving many Nova Scotians scrambling to find shelter without any help from the Houston government. “Addressing