Nova Scotia keeps ag minister in post-election shuffle

- N.S. premier announces Treasury Board members, new House leader
Premier Tim Houston has announced more key appointments as his government settles into its second mandate. An order-in-council dated last...
from: CBC

- No room for reporters: media exclusion from swearing in ceremony doesn’t bode well
Also: UARB probes Nova Scotia Power over billing to solar customers; awkward celebrity encounters; driving the worst car in America;...
from: Halifax Examiner

- New Cabinet portfolios for some Tri County MLAs
Some new Cabinet portfolios for MLA's from the Tri Counties. Argyle's Colton LeBlanc will take on a new position as Minister of Growth and...
from: Y95.5

- Cabinet Ministers Sign Oath of Office Document
Barbara Adams swears the oath of office at the cabinet swearing-in ceremony today, December 12. She was named Deputy Premier and Deputy...
from: Government of Nova Scotia News Releases

- Not much change to Cabinet portfolios for Quad Counties
Not much change to provincial cabinet positions for MLAs from the Quad Counties. Michelle Thompson of Antigoni...
from: 101.5 The Hawk

- Houston’s picks send signals of loyalty, firmness, reward
Premier Tim Houston will share power sparingly. He will lean on key loyalists, whose trust and reliability have already been demonstrated in...
from: SaltWire Network

- Newly-elected N.S. MLAs sworn-in, speaker of the house chosen
New and familiar faces attended a swearing-in ceremony at the Nova Scotia Province House on Tuesday.
from: CTV News Atlantic

- Reporters blocked from swearing-in ceremony for new Nova Scotia cabinet
Premier Tim Houston's cabinet swearing-in to kick off his second mandate will be a private event that's closed to reporters. The provincial...
from: CBC

- N.S. premier announces Treasury Board members, new House leader
Premier Tim Houston has announced more key appointments as his government settles into its second mandate. An order-in-council dated last Thursday, the same...
from: MSN

Cabinet, Member of the Legislative Assembly, Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia, Tim Houston