An incredible Nova Scotian. I am heartbroken to hear the news that Colleen Jones has passed away. She was fiercely passionate about Canada, a remarkable curler, and a true champion. My heart goes out to her family, to all who loved her, and to everyone she inspired.
Secretary of State Nathalie Provost’s statement in the House of Commons to mark the start of the 16 Days of Activism to End Gender-Based Violence.
JUST ANNOUNCED: An investment of almost $30 million to establish Canada’s first maritime Defence Innovation Secure Hub (DISH) at COVE in Dartmouth—Cole Harbour. Atlantic Canada is a culture of innovation, and COVE is helping drive Canada’s ocean technology sector. This new secure hub will strengthen collaboration between innovators, researchers, and defence partners, reinforcing COVE’s [...]
Yesterday in the House of Commons, we paid tribute to the extraordinary talent and legacy of Nova Scotia’s own Peter Baylis. His voice and spirit will be deeply missed.
I am thrilled to vote for our new Government’s Budget today, and I wanted to take a moment to share just a few of the reasons why (sorry in advance for the long post). It is no secret that Canada is facing serious global challenges. But in the face of those challenges, Canadians are [...]
The cold didn’t stop the incredible scuba divers taking part in today’s BioBlitz at Dartmouth Cove! Even with the cold, folks were out documenting the wildlife in and around the water, showing just how much this community cares about Dartmouth Cove. Thank you to the Friends of Dartmouth Cove for sharing some of the [...]
Woody the Talking Christmas Tree awakens in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia! Do you love him? Or?
Teachers in Dartmouth—Cole Harbour are so special. Huge congratulations to Dartmouth High School’s Shane MacLeod, who has been awarded a Certificate of Achievement in the 2025 Prime Minister’s Awards for Teaching Excellence in STEM. Shane is an innovative physics and environmental science teacher who makes STEM come alive for his students. He designs inclusive [...]
SAVE DARTMOUTH COVE I know from your emails and calls that many of you are deeply concerned that the Government of Nova Scotia may overturn HRM’s new bylaw protecting Dartmouth Cove from unnecessary infill. As we’ve known for some time, an HRM bylaw is the best way to prevent unnecessary infill in Dartmouth Cove. [...]
Each year on Remembrance Day, more and more people gather in the park that bears the name of Petty Officer Second Class Craig Blake. What began as a small ceremony has grown into a moving community tradition, a testament to the lasting impact Craig had on everyone who knew him, and to the deep [...]
