Our PC government is focused on results, not rhetoric—and the latest update to Nova Scotia’s Need a Family Practice Registry shows real progress. As of November 1, there are 69,420 Nova Scotians on the registry, a drop of more than 8,000 since October. That means more families and individuals are now connected with a family […]
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Our PC government and the PC government of Ontario have signed a new memorandum of understanding to explore small modular reactor (SMR) technology as a potential clean energy source for the future. Premier Tim Houston, who also serves as Minister of Energy, signed the agreement today, October 23, alongside Ontario’s Minister of Energy and Mines, […]
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Our PC government is investing in upgrades to the Cape Breton Exhibition Grounds — a community hub that has showcased the region’s agricultural traditions for more than a century. “The Cape Breton Exhibition grounds have long been a gathering place for families, farmers and visitors from across the Island,” said Fred Tilley, Minister of Public […]
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Our PC government is making it easier and more affordable to work in the skilled trades by removing red tape and reducing costs for thousands of professionals throughout Nova Scotia. Effective immediately, journeypersons in most compulsory trades—such as plumbers, construction electricians, and boilermakers—no longer need to renew their certifications every five years. This change will […]
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Starting today, October 1, Nova Scotia’s minimum wage has increased to $16.50 per hour, up from $15.70. This is the second increase in 2025, bringing the total rise this year to $1.30. “Affordability continues to be a priority for our government,” said Nolan Young, Minister of Labour, Skills and Immigration. “Increasing the minimum wage twice […]
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Nova Scotia’s housing plan is getting homes built — and thousands of Nova Scotians are already seeing the benefits. Two years ago, our PC government launched Our Homes, Action for Housing to tackle the province’s housing challenges head-on. Today, that plan is exceeding expectations. ✅ 14,667 new housing units have already been created or are […]
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Access to a family doctor or nurse practitioner is one of the most important parts of a strong healthcare system. The latest update from Nova Scotia Health shows real progress — the Need a Family Practice Registry has dropped to 84,069 Nova Scotians, down by more than 3,800 people in just one month. That means […]
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More Nova Scotia seniors are keeping what they’ve earned thanks to Premier Tim Houston and our PC government. This year, about 19,000 low-income seniors received tax refunds through a program available only in Nova Scotia—that’s more than 2,000 additional seniors compared to last year. In total, $31 million has gone back into the pockets of […]
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Our PC government’s Nova Scotia School Lunch Program will return this fall and expand to include all elementary, middle, and junior high schools. That means more than 104,000 students in 334 schools across the province will be able to enjoy nutritious, delicious lunches as schools launch their programs throughout September and October. “This year’s school […]
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A new report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) highlights significant improvements in surgical wait times across Nova Scotia. The 2024 findings show the province is leading the country in several key areas, thanks to the leadership, investments and approaches to improve access to care by our PC government. Nova Scotia tied for […]
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A major economic opportunity is moving forward in Guysborough County, thanks to our PC government. The Goldboro gold mine has received its industrial approval, paving the way for construction to begin in 2026. The project is expected to create 735 new jobs and contribute more than $2.1 billion to Nova Scotia’s GDP over its lifespan. […]
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History was made in Nova Scotia by our PC government on August 22nd as the new Cape Breton Medical Campus (CBMC) welcomed its first cohort of future doctors. The inaugural class includes 30 Nova Scotians who have committed, under return of service agreements, to practice family medicine in rural areas of the province for five […]
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Drivers in Wellington and nearby communities will soon enjoy a safer, faster commute with the opening of the Aerotech Connector by our PC government. The new five-kilometre highway links Trunk 2 to Exit 5A of Highway 102, improving access to Aerotech Industrial Park and Halifax Stanfield International Airport. Opening in early September, the route is […]
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Families in Colchester and Inverness counties will soon have greater access to high-quality child-care thanks to new spaces being created by our PC government. Through targeted investments in early learning infrastructure, the Lower Onslow Preschool Association in Masstown, Colchester County, is creating 52 new spaces for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. In Margaree, Inverness County, the […]
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Our PC government is making significant investments to build more affordable housing in Port Hawkesbury and Arichat, helping more people in the Strait region find a safe and affordable place to call home. Projects in the two communities will add a total of 29 affordable units among 50 new homes currently under construction. “We said […]
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A significant milestone in our PC government’s commitment to improving student housing has been reached with the opening of a new residence at the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) Ivany campus in Dartmouth. The modern facility will provide safe, comfortable accommodations for 200 students starting this September, helping to ease pressure on the local housing […]
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A major milestone in Nova Scotia’s energy journey was marked today, July 29, as our PC government designated four offshore wind energy areas. This landmark decision sets the stage for a new era of promising long-term energy security and generational economic benefits for the province. The designated areas, strategically chosen for their powerful and consistent […]
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Nova Scotians will soon benefit from major highway improvements...
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Nova Scotians are worried about HRM Council making traffic worse by turning Morris Street into a one-way street to add in two-way bike lanes. NDP Leader Claudia Chender has been all too eager to back this plan to limit vehicle activity, without concern for the impact on rapid access to the port and to hospitals. […]
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Close to 100 households in the Halifax Regional Municipality will soon have a place to call home, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Rooted: Community Development Partners and our PC government. In Cole Harbour, Rooted is nearing completion on a new 18-unit complex on Circassion Drive, known as The Crosswoods. Of those units, nine will […]
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