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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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Paul Wozney, MLA Sackville-Cobequid

Father, teacher, coach. Proudly serving Lower Sackville in #nslegislature

If you're having trouble finding resources to support yours and your family's healthy aging - the Aging Your Way Expo can help!

From 9am - 3pm on October 17th, you'll have the opportunity to meet professionals and discover programs to help in your family's journey. Find them at 111 Clayton Park Drive!
Long-term care workers have waited far too long for retroactive wages they’ve already earned. Today, I wrote to the Minister of Seniors and Long-Term Care calling on the Houston government to finally get this money into their pockets.

These dedicated workers deserve fair pay and respect. They’ve waited long enough – it’s time for this government to pay them what they’re owed.
Gracious thanks to the amazing folks at @tplfoundation & @commissionairesns for the invitation to be part of the 2026 Canadian Walk for Veterans.

It’s a true honour to come out to support so many who have served our country and communities so well. It was also moving to learn about the work of @pawsfurthoughtofficial that connects veterans living with PTSD with service dogs- these stories brought to life this year’s theme of “Stronger together- no one heals alone.”

I also valued hearing the story of Lt. Col. Sam Sharp, whose life of courage in service and in political leadership should spur us all to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health for those engaged in or returning home from active service.

Well done to the organizing committee and volunteers who worked hard to make this day one where veterans feel deservedly honoured, seen and valued. Can’t wait for next year!
The office will be closed this Friday, but we'll return at 9am on Monday the 28th. 

Please leave us a voicemail at (902) 864 - 6271 or send an email to paulwozney@nsmla.ca - we'll get back to you as soon as we can!
Hey Sackville Seniors!
🎉 Seniors’ Week 2026 is October 2 to 9🎉

Celebrate aging well with free virtual learning sessions, community activities, and opportunities to connect across Nova Scotia. Registration is now open. 

Visit novascotia.ca/seniors-week to view the schedule and reserve your spot. Seniors deserve to be celebrated! 💪🏻🏆❤️

#SeniorsWeekNS #CelebratingAgingWell #NovaScotiaSeniors
Closing October 12th: open positions on many agencies, boards and commissions! 

These organizations contribute to the province in a variety of ways - find one that interests you and apply at https://www.novascotia.ca/agencies-boards-and-commissions-abcs
Looking to live better, support local and win some prizes? Check out the Health and Wellness Show at Acadia Hall on September 27th, 10am - 2pm!
There’s no question there’s a lot of construction happening in NS, so it’s easy to miss how much is happening to build the workforce needed to grow our province, build homes, schools, healthcare facilities and other infrastructure we all rely on and need.

It’s a treat to join the folks at the Construction Sector Council and their many partners for their annual open house, a free event that introduces children, youth and adults to a wide array of skilled trades that are in demand in NS and across Canada. 

Construction unions, NSCC, groups supporting African Nova Scotians, women, veterans, newcomers and youth all turn out to ensure there are connections to support anyone to find a career in a skilled trades.

Thanks to all the organizers and exhibitors for their hospitality and putting on a can’t miss day to promote truly promising, rewarding careers in an exciting sector at the heart of building a thriving province for all.
The air is CRISPY. The sun is bright and warm. The vendors are FIRE. 

Get yourself down to the Sackville Farmers market. Buy some great locally made goods from some hardworking local business folks, and punch Trump’s tariffs in the junk while you do it. 

How many wins can you possibly pack into a farmers market visit? #buylocal #lovesackville
Labour Day reminds us of the struggle of working people through their unions to build a better world for all- union or not- in our workplaces and society more broadly.

Thanks to the Halifax District Labour Council and the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour and affiliated unions for organizing this march to celebrate the many contributions all of us enjoy and benefit from. Thanks also for your ongoing commitment to advancing the cause of working people in legislation and policy at all levels of government. 

The power of the working class is critical as Canada fights to protect our sovereignty against the fascist regime south of the border. @claudiachenderns, my @novascotiandp caucus mates and I will be fighting to see NS workers finally on par with Canada’s best jurisdictions when it comes to overtime pay rules, tip theft, paid holidays and paid sick time as the @nslegislature resumes sitting tomorrow.

Proud to be a NS worker, and to share the fight with NS workers and unions for a just world where hard work means anyone can thrive and build the life they value with their family. #solidarity #labourday #canlab #cdnpoli #nspoli
Residents of Sackville Manor - I'll be visiting on Tuesday, September 1st! From 12pm - 2pm, come chat with me in your common room - I'm looking forward to meeting you!