Clarke, PM Harper meeting successful
NORTH SYDNEY - Cape Breton North MLA, Cecil Clarke, had the honour of a private meeting with Canada’s Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, today in Ottawa.
Lighthouse repatriation may soon be reality
SYDNEY – Residents in Dingwall and Cape North are inching closer to bringing home a historical treasure they lost decades ago – St. Paul Island’s lighthouse.
Solution for CB Rail could come tomorrow
SYDNEY – A decision could come as soon as tomorrow on the future of rail in Cape Breton, and the Progressive Conservative Caucus is urging Cabinet to make the right choice and continue the Rail America subsidy.
Keep Treasure Trove Act in place - Tories
SYDNEY RIVER – The Progressive Conservative Caucus will be opposing any action from the NDP government to repeal the Treasure Trove Act.
Tories implore NDP to fund MS treatment
SYDNEY RIVER – The Progressive Conservative Caucus is calling upon Health Minister Maureen MacDonald to follow the Province of Saskatchewan's lead, and fund trials of the Liberation Treatment for Nova Scotians suffering from Multiple Sclerosis.
NDP flip flops as NS still without energy plan
HALIFAX – By pushing the goal post from 2010 to 2014 to meet air quality regulations, the NDP are hoping Nova Scotia Power Inc. will back off their proposed rate increase of 12 per cent for residential consumers.
Woodlot owners angry over possible changes
HALIFAX – A way of life for thousands of Nova Scotians will vanish if the NDP continue on the destructive path of implementing recommendations in the recent report, A Natural Balance: Working Toward Nova Scotia’s Natural Resources Strategy, without more stakeholder input.
Back to borrowing, back to debt climbing
HALIFAX – With one swift decision, Nova Scotians will continue to pay for the financial choices being made by the NDP government.
PC Caucus offers condolences to MLA Brian Skabar and family
Halifax – Members of the Progressive Conservative Caucus expressed their deepest condolences to Cumberland North MLA Brian Skabar today on the passing of his wife Joyce.
Casey urges due diligence on convention centre file
Truro – Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey is urging the Dexter NDP government to weigh the consequences of not having a convention centre located in the heart of Halifax.
Local groups receive marketing funds
TUSKET – Five local organizations are receiving nearly $4,000 in funding through the 2010-2011 Festivals and Events Marketing Program.
Statement on the passing of Yvette Aucoin
TUSKET - Below is a statement from Argyle MLA Chris d’Entremont on the death of Cheticamp native, Yvette Aucoin.
Justice woes hurting public safety--Op-Ed: Murray Scott
PC CAUCUS--Justice woes hurting public safety--Op-Ed
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NOTE: The following is an op-ed piece by PC Justice critic Murray Scott.
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Two more doc losses for South West region
TUSKET – Two more physicians are set to leave Yarmouth, prompting the South West Health authority to launch a campaign to attract new doctors to the region.
More concerns come to light regarding deputy sheriffs
Halifax – Progressive Conservative Justice critic Murray Scott is concerned for public safety more than ever since the government decided last week to reduce hours for deputy sheriffs across the province.
Private sector investment yields results
WINDSOR – Collaboration between Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island poultry farmers and Maple Lodge Farms is resulting in a new and efficient, $46-million processing plant located in the Kentville Industrial Park.
Minister should solicit wood-lot owner input
TRURO – Colchester North MLA Karen Casey is calling on Natural Resources Minister John MacDonell to solicit input from wood-lot owners before any more major decisions are made about the future of natural resources in Nova Scotia.
MacMaster gets answer to question posed in legislature last spring
Halifax – During Question Period on Tuesday, April 20, Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster asked Premier Darrell Dexter the following question: “Do you believe Nova Scotians want clean energy at the schedule you have set if it means you are making it more expensive for them to live?”
A prophetic question? Maybe.
Old rules on constituency spending not acceptable
Halifax – The Progressive Conservative Caucus is making its position clear on rules governing left over constituency spending allowances.
Tories stand firm on travel, expenses
Halifax – The Progressive Conservative Caucus announced today that they will be standing firm on the position which they took last fall not to travel outside of
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