The Dartmouth East Liberal Association hosted a vibrant and well-attended social gathering on Wednesday, March 11, at the Millstone Public House on 250 Baker Drive, turning what was promoted as a relaxed evening of conversation and community into a packed event full of energy, policy discussion, and party momentum. Billed as “Let’s Talk Politics (and […]
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The Conservative government, led by Premier Tim Houston, tabled its 2026-27 budget on February 23, 2026, projecting a $1.2 billion deficit amid economic pressures. The plan includes roughly $130 million in reductions to over 280 grants, plus broader cuts totaling around $300 million in programs, services, and staff positions over multiple years. Key affected areas […]
Pam Cooley, President of the Dartmouth North Liberal Association was in attendance with hundreds of Dartmouth residents to hear about plans for the future of the Dartmouth Waterfront. The planning process has been ongoing for years, and the public is encouraged to participate and contribute their thoughts on the plan. For more information about the […]
May 21-25 The Dartmouth North Liberal Association is proud to see some of our members serving with the Neighbourhood Watch. The next monthly meeting is set for June 18 at Farrell Hall on Windmill Road.
The only highlights from this budget are Liberal ideas. Liberals know that life needs to be more affordable for Nova Scotians right now. That’s why we are going to keep on advocating for a cut to the HST to keep more money in your pockets because it’s never been more expensive to be a Nova Scotian than under Tim Houston.
February 12, 2024 Our AGM began last night and to kick-off the weekend, I made an announcement.A Liberal government under my leadership would lower the HST from 15% to 13% – the lowest sales tax in Atlantic Canada.No one has benefited from inflation except for Tim Houston. His Conservative government has received an additional $3.4 billion on the backs of […]
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X-mas 2021
With the sun shining and the response from voters so positive you can see the smiles through the masks on campaign volunteers!
The Premier made an emotional apology for past failings of policing and justice in Nova Scotia. With members of the opposition, police and the community attending, the Premier announced an action plan to make a substantive change. Read the full announcement