Denis Cormier obtient l’investiture libérale pour l’élection partielle dans Chéticamp–Margarees–Pleasant Bay

Denis Cormier obtient l’investiture libérale pour l’élection partielle dans...

May 2, 2026

Le Parti libéral de la Nouvelle-Écosse est fier d’annoncer que Denis Cormier a été choisi comme candidat libéral pour la prochaine élection partielle dans Chéticamp–Margarees–Pleasant Bay. Denis Cormier habite dans la région depuis toujours et est profondément enraciné dans sa...

Denis Cormier secures Liberal nomination for upcoming Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay byelection

May 2, 2026

The Nova Scotia Liberal Party is proud to announce that Denis Cormier has been nominated as the party’s candidate for the upcoming byelection in Chéticamp–Margarees–Pleasant Bay. Denis Cormier is a lifelong resident of the region with deep roots in the...

Manitoba sets social media age limit, Liberals say Nova Scotia should follow

April 27, 2026

With Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew recently announcing his government will set a minimum age of 16 for social media use, Nova Scotia Liberals are urging the Houston government to follow suit and join a growing number of provinces taking steps...

Liberals urge province to fund pelvic floor physiotherapy, close gap in women’s care

April 22, 2026

According to the IWK, 40 per cent of women experience pelvic floor disorders, yet for many, proven treatment remains out of reach. Today, the Nova Scotia Liberals are calling on the Houston government to follow the lead of other jurisdictions...

Rankin to table wellbeing budget framework to refocus government priorities

April 8, 2026

Today, Interim Liberal Leader Iain Rankin will table legislation to establish a wellbeing budget framework in Nova Scotia – a more modern approach adopted in other jurisdictions like New Zealand to measure success that puts people’s quality of life at...

OPINION: When voices are missing, so is good policy

April 1, 2026

The following is an opinion piece from the Hon. Dr. Kevin Murphy, ECNS, who served as the former MLA for Eastern Shore and first person with a disability to be elected Speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, in...

Liberals push to lower colon cancer screening age amid rising cases under 50

March 26, 2026

In recognition of Colon Cancer Awareness Month, the Nova Scotia Liberals will table a bill to lower the routine age for colon cancer screening from 50 to 45. The change reflects growing evidence that more Canadians under 50 are being...

Conservatives vote down Liberal bill to limit Nova Scotia Power Profits

March 25, 2026

This afternoon, Liberals forced a recorded vote on Opposition Bill 211, legislation aimed at limiting Nova Scotia Power’s return on equity to curb the utility’s profits and make electricity rates more affordable for families. The Houston government used its supermajority...

Houston government votes down Liberal motion to restart Estimates after budget changes

March 11, 2026

Today in the legislature, the Houston government voted down a motion today from Interim Liberal Leader Iain Rankin that would have restarted debate on departmental spending after the government announced it will reverse some of its budget cuts. Since the...