The Issues and Promises in Nova Scotia’s Election Campaign So Far

Nova Scotia party leaders (L-R) Liberal Zach Churchill, NDP Claudia Chender, and Progressive Conservative Tim Houston are shown in these recent photos. The Canadian Press/Riley Smith

Nearly a week into campaigning, political parties in Nova Scotia have been making promises on affordability, health care, and taxes.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston called the general election on Oct. 27, several months ahead of the province’s fixed election date in July 2025.