Nova Scotia’s only Interventional Pain Clinic east of Montreal remains closed—despite two physicians ready to work and thousands of patients in need. Patients are rallying today. Minister of Health: put patients first and reopen this clinic now. #nspoli #PainCare

Wonderful evening at the opening of the 16th Annual Nova Scotia Fibre Arts Festival in Amherst! 🧵🎨 Thank you to those with the vision to start this tradition and to the volunteers who keep it thriving year after year. Looking forward to visiting more events this week!

Thank you to @toddveinotte Show, Dan and the team at 95.7fm for the opportunity to speak about the serious lack of access to women’s healthcare and the long wait times across Nova Scotia. I also want to thank IWK Foundation CEO Jennifer Gallivan for her leadership on women’s

I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on my own upbringing. One thing my dad did right was to make us think for ourselves. He pushed us to question, reason, and not just accept what we were told and I’m so grateful for that. I truly believe one of the most valuable things we can

The Nova Scotia Legislature sat for just eight days this fall — one of the shortest fall sittings in the province’s history and the fewest of any province in Canada. According to comparative data from across the country, Nova Scotia now ranks at the bottom in average sitting

Celebrated his life today 🙏 love you Alfie! No one loved Cape Breton and the people more than you my friend!

In Cape Breton for my former colleague MLA Alfie McLeod’s Funeral today. It was was a perfect service that honoured his spirit and life 🙏❤️ plus love spending time with my husband.

The fall session is over — one of the shortest ever — and not a single bill was tabled to address our healthcare crisis. In debate on Bill 127 (Protecting Nova Scotians Act), I spoke about what real protection means: access to care, family doctors & open ERs. #nspoli

I asked the government—again—if they will change Nova Scotia’s laws to stop the misuse of NDAs in sexual assault cases. The Premier refused to answer. Women in Nova Scotia have been harmed enough. It’s time to stop letting men in positions of power block reform. We need

“When men in power block change, women pay the price. Women in the government caucus: please speak up and demand action on NDA reform—now.”

Today, women showed up. They marched, they shared their stories, and they stood on the steps of Province House to shine a light on something too many have endured in silence — the disparities and lack of access to healthcare for women in Nova Scotia. Women waiting years for

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Today is a day to pause, reflect, and learn. Across Canada, we take time to remember the children who never came home, the survivors of residential schools, and the families and communities forever impacted. One of the most meaningful

On September 29, 2025, we pause to honour the nearly 1,300 paramedics who answer the call across Nova Scotia. When seconds matter most, they are the ones who arrive first, bringing not only advanced medical skill but also courage and compassion. Every shift, paramedics face

Alfie was a proud Cape Bretoner - he loved loved loved his community and the people. Thinking of Shirley and all the family. When I worked with Alfie he was always with Keith and Eddie. Thinking of all family and friends that are grieving his loss today. I loved him so. MLA

Today, Sunday, September 28, I was honoured to join firefighters from the Amherst Fire Department, other first responders and emergency personnel, Mayor Rob Small, and Town Councillors Terry McManaman, Hal Davidson, Nic Furlong, and Kathy Wells at the Annual First Responder

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Today, I had the honour of presenting a certificate of recognition to CEO June MacDonald-Jenkins and Stephanie Tannahill in celebration of East Cumberland Lodge’s 50th Anniversary. 💙 Home to 75 people, East Cumberland Lodge has built a true community of care—one that embraces

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