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Paul Wozney was elected to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly as MLA for Sackville-Cobequid in 2024. Paul is a former schoolteacher and was the 45th president of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union.

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Community
May 28, 2026

A Busy Springtime in Sackville

If you’re like me, you have strong feelings about the spring-ahead time change and losing an hour of sleep in exchange for those longer, sunnier ...

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Community
January 27, 2026

Threats to Community Development and Engagement In Sackville-Cobequid

At least once a week, I’m out knocking on doors across Sackville–Cobequid, and one thing is always clear: people here care deeply about our community. ...

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MLA Activity
May 25, 2026

Labour Standards in Nova Scotia: Plugging the Holes

Workers in Nova Scotia are being left behind. While people in other Canadian provinces get to enjoy shorter work weeks before overtime kicks in and ...

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Ubisoft Halifax closed its doors just weeks after its employees voted to unionize.
MLA Activity
January 15, 2026

Tim Houston Must Stand with Ubisoft Workers

Workers power this province, but the province isn’t treating them with the respect they deserve. What happened at Ubisoft Halifax sends the wrong message to ...

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Legislature
May 1, 2026

Processing the Spring Session of the Legislature

The biggest news from the Nova Scotia Legislature this session, which wrapped in early April, was a budget that introduced the largest deficit in the ...

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The Legislature sat for just 8 days this fall, meaning Tim Houston's government was able to push through laws with hardly any debate.
Legislature
April 25, 2026

NSGEU RALLY

I was proud to stand in support of NSGEU members, and Nova Scotians at large, who face a degradation in their quality of life as ...

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It’s an honour to be present for the HMCS Sackville Navy League Corps annual Ceremonial Inspection. The opportunity to celebrate the year round hard work and dedication of cadets to band and drilling is a joy, especially seeing the pride cadets, the staff and volunteers who organize and lead, and the parents and families who faithfully support them all exhibit at this milestone community event. Special salute to the cadets honoured with specific recognitions, and many thanks to chapter President Julie Briand for the kind invitation! Well done all. 🏆⚓️
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Whether you call it Sackville, Sack Vegas or just plain old home, Sackville is one special place. ❤️Sackville Day was a smash, and special thanks go out to our friends at @sackvillebusiness for organizing, and dozens of local businesses and organizations for showcasing services and products available in our own backyard. You’re a dandy Sackville! Can’t wait to celebrate ❤️Sackville Day again next year. 🏆💪🏻🔥🥇
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Nitrous Nictaux, Dart Dickey and Phast Phoenix return for this year's Sackville Duck Race! You won't want to miss these competitors and their fresh accessories at 11am on Saturday June 6th - the race follows the Bedford-Sackville Connector Greenway trail, while the live feed and events will be at Acadia Hall. See you there!
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Check out a new eight-week program from Memory Lane Family place! Cooperative Co-Parenting is aimed at helping parents and caregivers create the best environment for their children, and is ideal for separated, divorced, or those otherwise coparenting. Sessions begin Wednesday, June 3rd and run from 10am to 12pm. Childcare and refreshments provided! To register contact Alana at alanap.mlfp@gmail.com or (902) 864 - 6363
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Tomorrow - Come out to support organizations protecting Sackville's water and enjoy barbeque, games, music and much more. See you there!
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Happening now at Memory Lane Family Place - stop in to say hi to Alex, who is on-site to help you!
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This June, Memory Lane Family Place is offering a life skills group for those aged 12 - 15 and their caregivers. For those who want to work on the important skills of communication, time management, and problem solving, this program is exactly what you need! Sessions run from 6:30pm to 8:00pm on June 10th, 17th and 24th. To register, contact Alana at AlanaP.mlfp@gmail.com or (902) 864 - 6363.
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Tomorrow! My staff will be at Memory Lane Family Place, 22 Memory Lane from 2:30 to 4pm. Need help with rent subsidy, Income Assistance, tenancy, or something else? Come see how we can help!
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Hey Sackville! Looks like a warm, sunny long weekend of weather is upon us. If you’re itching to get some sun on your face and fresh air in your hair, why not check out the Knights of Columbus fundraiser this Saturday from 9-4 at 252 Cobequid Road in support of amazing local scouts working hard to attend an international jamboree this summer? Games, bbq, flea market, bake sale and good company- can’t go wrong!
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We're making some improvements to the office and will be closed today, Monday May 11th! During this time we WILL be responding to emails and voicemails. Be back tomorrow (Tuesday the 12th) at 9am. Thanks for your patience!
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Workers in Nova Scotia are being left behind. While people in other Canadian provinces get to enjoy shorter work weeks before overtime kicks in and protection from tip theft, the Houston government refuses to take action and make sure people can get ahead. We need better conditions, better protections, and a Labour Standards Code that actually protects working people.
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On Saturday May 9th, 1992, Nova Scotia was struck by the tragic loss of 26 miners in the Westray explosion. Anniversaries like Westray remind us why we must continue to push for safer workplaces and better protections for workers. When governments and industry make irresponsible decisions, it's workers who pay the price. The standards we set for work are a matter of life and death, not just words on paper. Today we mourn those lost at Westray and redouble our committment to safe work for all.
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My statement on the Houston government's cuts to NSCC. Full text below. -- The news of cuts at the Nova Scotia Community College is deeply upsetting and devastating for the people who have lost their jobs, the students they support, and the communities these schools serve. The NSCC creates good jobs in rural communities and trains the skilled workers our province depends on. Ninety-one people have lost their jobs – including librarians who deliver the research supports that students rely on. These losses are difficult for families in communities across the province and they have real impacts on student success. Decisions like these from the Houston government don’t help young people build a bright future here in the province. These cuts are happening because this government makes decisions without doing the work to understand the impact they’ll have. There is clearly no plan and it’s our schools, our students, and our communities who are paying the price. We need to support the places that make our province and rural communities thrive – not cut them.
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On Saturday, May 23rd, join the Memory Lane Family Place for a Family Garden Party at 22 Memory Lane! From 11am to 1pm, expect plenty of planting and a barbecue lunch! Registration is encouraged - call (902) 864 - 6363 to sign up.
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