PC Party Nova Scotia

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Dear Progressive Conservative:

Nova Scotia’s PC Party annual meeting set for February 10-12 in Halifax 
  
HALIFAX – Progressive Conservative Leader Jamie Baillie will kick off the 2012 Annual General Meeting of the Nova Scotia PC Party with the keynote address on Friday night, February 10. 
  
The party will hold their three-day annual meeting on February 10-12 at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel. 
  

The Fall Session of the Legislature is going to wind down this week so I want to report to you in two stages on the activities of your PC Caucus. Today, I want to discuss how our Party has drawn some clear differences from the other Parties. When the Session officially ends, I will report to you on our own Legislative Agenda and some things.
 
1. First Contract Arbitration (FCA)

Dear Progressive Conservative:

This past weekend, a special general meeting of our party was held at the Old Orchard Inn in Greenwich, Kings County.   I would like to thank Charlie Hendsbee, President of the Kings South PC Association – as well as other Kings County PCs – for the hospitality they extended to their fellow Tories.

Baillie says misguided labour laws, higher taxes and higher power rates are the wrong plan for Nova Scotia’s future

Dear Progressive Conservative:
 
Happy Hallowe'en!  While I'm sure your thoughts of recent days and weeks have turned to carving pumpkins and handing out candy to little trick or treaters, the level of activity in our party has also picked up considerably.
 

Dear Progressive Conservative:
 
What a fantastic and productive weekend your provincial executive had in southwestern Nova Scotia!