Nova Scotia remains an outlier on childcare fees under Houston government

August 20, 2026

Nova Scotia families are still waiting for the $10-a-day childcare they were promised, while the Houston government continues to rely on a fee system that allows childcare providers to set their own prices. The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives’ latest...

Nova Scotia Liberal Party announces official leadership candidates

July 31, 2026

The Nova Scotia Liberal Party is pleased to announce that Becky Druhan and Amanda Mombourquette have been approved as candidates for the 2026 Leadership contest. The leadership race marks an important moment for the Nova Scotia Liberal Party as members...

Liberals: Taxpayers paying more for government, getting less accountability

July 23, 2026

The Nova Scotia Liberals say today’s cabinet availability is the latest example of the Houston Conservatives asking taxpayers to pay more for government while delivering less accountability. Under Premier Houston, Nova Scotians are now funding the largest cabinet in the...

Nova Scotia Liberals welcome federal action to protect children online

June 11, 2026

The Nova Scotia Liberals are welcoming the federal Liberal government’s announcement of new measures to better protect children and youth online. The move follows growing calls from parents, educators, and healthcare professionals for stronger safeguards around social media use and...

Houston government cuts force closure of five Annapolis Valley libraries

June 2, 2026

After the Annapolis Valley Regional Library announced it will be forced to close five branches this summer due to provincial funding cuts, the Nova Scotia Liberals are calling on the Houston government to reverse course before more communities lose access...

Lunenburg West MLA Becky Druhan Joins Nova Scotia Liberal Caucus

May 11, 2026

The Nova Scotia Liberal Caucus is welcoming Becky Druhan, MLA for Lunenburg West, to the team. After spending the spring sitting as an Independent MLA, Druhan said her decision came after conversations with constituents and reflection on how she could...

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...