Category: Nova Scotia Politics

Houston government’s housing policy failing in more ways than one

Posted by Richard Starr | Oct 7, 2024 | Nova Scotia Politics |

The Houston PCs would probably rather talk about taxes – Trudeau’s carbon tax and their own...

Immigrants and asylum seekers caught up in pre-election political posturing

Posted by Richard Starr | Sep 20, 2024 | Nova Scotia Politics |

An observer of Nova Scotia’s recent political discourse could conclude that the Province is...

Of Angry Publics and Snap Elections

Posted by Richard Starr | Jul 21, 2024 | Nova Scotia Politics |

So far so good. As of now, Sunday afternoon, July 21, the rumoured snap election in Nova Scotia is...

Churchill’s partisan take on population lacking key facts and context

Posted by Richard Starr | Jul 4, 2024 | Nova Scotia Economics, Nova Scotia Politics |

Liberal Leader Zack Churchill climbed out on a limb the other day by raising concerns about...

Snap elections throwback to earlier time in Nova Scotia politics

Posted by Richard Starr | Jul 1, 2024 | Nova Scotia Politics, Politics |

It struck me at the time but I did not get around to writing about the sneaky way in which the...

Doug Ford is worried about a Poilievre government – Premiers like Tim Houston should be as well

Posted by Richard Starr | Jun 9, 2024 | Federal Politics, Nova Scotia Politics |

According to the Toronto Star, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is considering an early election call...

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RICHARD STARR has had careers as a journalist, public servant, broadcaster, political staffer and freelance policy adviser. He is author of numerous newspaper and magazine articles, a former radio and TV producer and weekly newspaper editor, and the author of three non-fiction books. Starr has lived in Dartmouth for more than 30 years.

Category: Nova Scotia Politics

Houston government’s housing policy failing in more ways than one

Immigrants and asylum seekers caught up in pre-election political posturing

Of Angry Publics and Snap Elections

Churchill’s partisan take on population lacking key facts and context

Snap elections throwback to earlier time in Nova Scotia politics

Doug Ford is worried about a Poilievre government – Premiers like Tim Houston should be as well

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Houston government’s housing policy failing in more ways than one

Immigrants and asylum seekers caught up in pre-election political posturing

Of Angry Publics and Snap Elections

Churchill’s partisan take on population lacking key facts and context

Snap elections throwback to earlier time in Nova Scotia politics

Doug Ford is worried about a Poilievre government – Premiers like Tim Houston should be as well

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