An early fall sitting of the Nova Scotia Legislature has come to an end.
The 10-day session wrapped on Friday, with Premier Tim Houston touting his government’s work.
In a release, he says they continue to stand up for Nova Scotians by passing legislation to support workers and families, create jobs and build homes.
He also pointed to the Chignecto Isthmus, saying it’s the federal government’s project.
Opposition Liberal leader Zach Churchill pressed the Premier on the doctor waitlist, healthcare and Houston’s plan to double the population.
NDP leader Claudia Chender said they focused on fixed-term leases and rent control, and the government failed to address those issues.
Legislative Session Helped Workers, Promoted Economic Growth https://t.co/YZUQZh5bmg pic.twitter.com/8nn1yB2aw2
— Nova Scotia Gov. (@nsgov) September 20, 2024
Today in the legislature, it was quite clear that I am frustrated with Tim Houston’s government. I am frustrated with the lack of transparency. I am frustrated that he continues to not answer questions about your priorities. I am frustrated with the lack of respect he is showing…
— Zach Churchill (@zachchurchill) September 19, 2024
The fall sitting of the legislature will end today. Throughout the session, the Nova Scotia NDP brought forward clear solutions to make housing more affordable, address the healthcare crisis and make it easier for Nova Scotians to make ends meet.https://t.co/Xddzk8nslV pic.twitter.com/wvr6FbHvbX
— Nova Scotia NDP (@NSNDP) September 20, 2024
