Four years ago, New Democrats elected Claudia Chender to lead our party. Since then, she's become the first women elected Leader of the Official Opposition in our province. And that’s not surprising. Everyone who knows Claudia as a leader, lawyer, and mom of three knows she gets things done.

Join MLA Susan Leblanc, NSNDP Critic for Communities, Culture, Tourism & Heritage, on Thursday July 2nd for a Library Town Hall event, doors open at 6:30 pm at the Port Williams Community Centre, 1045 Main St, Port Williams, NS. RSVP: www.nsndp.ca/port-williams-town-hall

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we recognize the histories and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people. Today we honour the strength of Indigenous communities here in Mi'kma'ki, and recommit ourselves to the work of reconciliation.

Happy Father's Day to all the dads and father figures making a difference in the lives of Nova Scotians! We hope today is filled with love and laughter. Thank you for everything you do.

#Juneteenth is a day to honour the generations of Black people across North America who fought for freedom, justice & equality. It is a time to reflect on the history and legacy of slavery, recognize the impacts of anti-Black racism, and celebrate the strength and contributions of Black communities.

Today marks the beginning of the Islamic New Year — a time of reflection, renewal, and hope for the year ahead. To all Nova Scotians celebrating, we wish you and your loved ones a peaceful and blessed new year.

Today, Nova Scotians mark Davis Day by honouring William Davis who was shot and killed by company police during a strike against the British Empire Steel Corporation in 1925.

Nova Scotian apartments and condos are now the highest-priced on average across the country. It's not getting any easier to afford a home in our province: over the last three years, rents in Nova Scotia have gone up 22.5% while in BC, Ontario, and Alberta they've gone down 5%.

Libraries across the Annapolis Valley are closing and Nova Scotians are losing access to the vital services they provide. Join NSNDP Leader Claudia Chender for a drop-in town hall to discuss the future of libraries in Nova Scotia. Sign up: act.nsndp.ca/signup/Publi...

This National Indigenous History Month we recognize and celebrate the histories, cultures, languages, & contributions of First Nations, Inuit, & Métis Peoples. Here in Mi'kma'ki we reflect on the stewardship, knowledge and traditions of the Mi'kmaq that have shaped this land for centuries. Wela'lin!

🔴 Today is Red Shirt Day! We're proud to join folks across the country in celebrating accessibility, inclusion, and the contributions of people with disabilities. Nova Scotia must be barrier-free. Together, we can build communities where everyone belongs. #RedShirtDay #RedShirtDay2026

Five libraries in the Valley are closing — a direct result of Houston's cruel budget. Rural communities are paying the price for this government's choices.

🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride! Pride is a time to celebrate the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, honour the history & activism that made Pride possible, and push for more progress. All Nova Scotians deserve to live openly, peacefully, and safely. We're proud to have a 2SLGBTQIA+ agenda and stand with community every day. 🏳️‍⚧️

Today is 9 years since these two amazing women were elected to represent Dartmouth South and Dartmouth North in the Nova Scotia Legislature! 🧡

Tim Houston failed to rein in Nova Scotia Power. As the premier of the province, people expected he would do SOMETHING, but...

Today, Muslim communities across Nova Scotia and around the world are celebrating, reflecting, and spreading acts of generosity. This is a time of coming together with family and community. Eid Mubarak!

Our leader Claudia Chender lit up the room this weekend at the NSNDP 2026 Convention. The job is simple: make life better for ordinary people. And when things get hard, New Democrats don't walk away from each other.

It's clear there's a serious problem when women are waiting 17 months to get a mammogram. That's almost a year and a half of stress and delay when early detection means more lives saved and better treatment outcomes.

It's Paramedic Services Week! Paramedics are vital to our health care system, helping people in some of the most difficult moments of their lives. They work on the front lines of health care, facing difficult situations with compassion and clinical skills, and change lives every day. Thank you!

There is no place in our communities for hate. But too many 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Nova Scotia are being targeted, facing discrimination in their workplaces, communities, and homes.

Venez nous rejoindre pour rencontrez votre candidat NSNDP dans Chéticamp–Margarees–Pleasant Bay, Trevor Poirier ainsi que la cheffe de la Nouveau Parti démocratique de la Nouvelle-Écosse, Claudia Chender.

It's International Nurses Week! Across the province, nurses care for Nova Scotians every day, when they need it most. Nurses keep the system running, going above and beyond for their patients. Thank you for all you do for us, today and every day.

Exciting news! Trevor Poirier is running as your NSNDP candidate in Chéticamp – Margarees – Pleasant Bay! trevorpoirier.nsndp.ca/

Today is Mi'kmaw Language Day, an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the importance of the linguistic heritage of the Mi'kmaw people.

Happy Mother's Day! Today we're thinking of everything you do for your families and communities. Thank you for the care, strength, and love you show every day — often in ways that goes unseen. We see you, and we appreciate all you do. 🧡

Mental health matters—for all of us. Nova Scotians deserve support and care without long waits or barriers. We need a system that shows up for people when it matters most. This week, we're standing with you and pushing for better. 🧡

Today, we mark the anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, and remember the end of the Second World War in Europe. We honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served, and the families and communities who carried that burden at home. May their legacy remind us of the importance of peace.

Under the Houston government, an affordable place to rent is becoming a thing of the past. Rents for our oldest apartments are climbing 2-3 times the rate of the rent cap. The Houston government says things are getting better, but what's your experience? Tell us: nsndp.ca/housingstory

Today on Red Dress Day, we remember and honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people. We stand with the families and communities who carry this grief.

Today on International Day of the Midwife, we recognize midwives as essential, front-line health workers. They play a vital role in improving pregnancy care and supporting families across Nova Scotia. We need to expand access to midwifery services so more people can get the support they need.

Today, on International Workers' Day, we recognize the people who keep Nova Scotia running. From long-term care, to construction sites, to classrooms, workers deserve fair pay, safe conditions, and respect on the job. We'll keep fighting for a province where workers have a fair shot at a good life.

May is Gaelic Nova Scotia Month! It's an opportunity to for all Nova Scotians to celebrate and discover our province's rich Gaelic heritage, language, and culture. Visit www.gaelic.ca/ to learn more!

Today on the National Day of Mourning, New Democrats remember and honour the workers who lost their lives, became injured, or became ill because of their work. We will never stop pushing for safer workplaces and strong protections for all workers. 🕯️

Nytasha's story is devastating — and familiar to so many people. Nova Scotians work hard, and the least they should be able to expect is to be able to afford a home.

On Earth Day, we're reflecting on the kind of future we're building, and the responsibility we have to protect it. Nova Scotians care deeply about our land, our water, and the communities that depend on them. We all have a role to play in doing better — today, and for the next generation. 🌎

It is unacceptable that Nova Scotian women are still waiting years for care for debilitating conditions like endometriosis, and have to self-advocate for decades to get the help need.

Happy #NationalVolunteerWeek! Thank you to volunteers across this province who show up and give back so much to our communities. You make Nova Scotia an amazing place to live! Want to get involved with the NSNDP? Sign up at: nsndp.ca/volunteer

This weekend we mark the loss of 22 Nova Scotians in the mass casualty that began in Portapique. We remember them, honour their memory, and stand with the families and communities who continue to carry these losses every day.

No wonder. Costs are up, health care still isn’t reliable, and housing is out of reach. Five years into this government and all people have to show for it is a pattern of decisions made in secret, including $6.7 billion in spending through background deals.

Today, Nova Scotians commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge when 3,600 Canadian soldiers lost their lives and thousands more were wounded. We honour their courage and sacrifice, and remember all those who served to defend the freedoms Canadians enjoy today.

Today we tabled legislation to require the premier and minister of finance to vote on their own budgets and cuts. But the PCs wouldn't move it forward.

Groceries are already too expensive. 🙅‍♀️ Grocery chains shouldn't be able to hike the price of the same item based on your personal data, block new grocery stores from opening, or stop smaller stores from selling fresh food. But right now they can.

Happy Easter, Nova Scotia! Wishing all a bright and joyful day filled with good company, hope, and renewal.

Tell us how this budget is impacting you, your family, your job, or your community: nsndp.ca/your-budget-story

Today on Autism Acceptance Day (and during Autism Acceptance Month) New Democrats recommit to ensuring ours is a province where all Nova Scotians truly feel like they belong.

Chag Sameach to all Nova Scotians celebrating Passover! Best wishes for happiness and good health.

Today on Transgender Day of Visibility, New Democrats recognize the strength, resilience, and contributions of transgender and non-binary Nova Scotians. 🏳️‍⚧️ We reaffirm our commitment to a province that is safe, welcoming, and inclusive and remain committed to pushing back against discrimination.

"We make no apologies." This is what Finance Minister John Lohr said to Nova Scotians instead of answering serious questions about this government's cruel budget.

The difference between a government that looks out for people vs one that doesn't is stark. Wab Kinew's NDP budget in Manitoba lowered grocery prices, expanded rent control maintained free birth control, expanded hormone replacement therapy, and made transit free for kids and youth.

Today we wear purple to raise awareness for those living with epilepsy. Purple Day was started by Nova Scotia's own Cassidy Megan in 2008 to challenge stigma and support the millions of Canadians affected by epilepsy. Happy Purple Day!