Posted May 16, 2025
Shortages of housing and health care are getting smaller
Tim Houston was elected Premier of Nova Scotia in August 2021, just as the population was passing the one million Mark. He had campaigned on a vision of doubling that amount by 2060. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but the resources needed to support that pace were conspicuously absent.
Posted April 25, 2025
Justin Trudeau declared that he would resign on January 6th. It took a while before the impact showed up in the polls. On January 19th, poll aggregator 338Canada projected 238 seats for the Conservatives and 41 for the Liberals.
Posted April 17, 2025
“The Minister’s remarks were completely inappropriate. When we were elected it was to be the government of every part of the country regardless of how they voted. We will be appointing a new Minster in the coming week.”
Posted April 11, 2025
Nova Scotia’s universities and community colleges are wonderful assets. They provide diverse learning opportunities to Nova Scotian students and many students from other provinces and countries. We import far more students than we export.
Posted March 14, 2025
As expected, Mark Carney won the Liberal leadership and became the Prime Minister. As of March 9th, polls show a Conservative 6% lead in votes, the same as a week earlier.