MacPolitics: PC Platform Includes Small Business Tax Cuts, School Violence Prevention

MacPolitics: Politicians like Tim Houston Beating Up Nova Scotia Power Good For Votes – Not Good for Private Sector Corporations Which Call NS Home Base

MacPolitics: Zach Churchill’s Liberals Would Create Women’s Health Ministry; Spend $15M A Year Building/Expanding 40 Collaborative Care Clinics

MacPolitics: Claudia Chender’s NDP Aims Guns At Housing Minister John Lohr: ‘Lohr’s Priority in the Housing Crisis? Protecting His Friends and Family’s AirBnB’s!’

MacPolitics: Eastern Passage NDP Candidate, Tammy Jakeman Parts Way With Chender Party After Atlantic Jewish Council Called Antisemitic Social Media Posts ‘ Deeply Troubling

MacPolitics: Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish’s Fiona MacLeod Was Schooled In Mulroney Era Politics – Worked For Legends Like Stewart McInnes & Pat Nowlan

The Meaning Of Donald Trump’s Return To The White House: Very Concerning For Canada: Greg MacEachern

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Thirty-Five Years & Counting In Nova Scotia’s News Trenches, The Last 10 Years As A Weekend Journalism Read

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Don Mills: ‘A Business Point Of View’ – Cannabis Has Become Big Business in New Brunswick

MacPolitics: Fillmore Takes the Reins at City Hall

MacPolitics: Sen. Jane Cordy’s Retirement A Big Loss of Institutional Memory In Upper Chamber: Greg MacEachern

MacPolitics: Conservative Rob Batherson Wins Nod In Halifax West

MacPolitics: Rob Batherson In His Own Words

PC Spending ‘Reckless, In Many Cases Useless’: NDP Leader Chender

MacPolitics: Lots Of Similarities Between Tim Houston & John Buchanan

MacPolitics: Antigonish Candidates Debate At Mulroney Hall – Early Election Call Draws Comments From PC, Liberal & NDP Candidates

MacPolitics: Election Sayings: The Origin Of ‘Vote Early, Vote Often’

Remembrance Day: Why Your Realtor Won’t Call You Back On Monday

Remembrance Day & Voting — Why The Optics Are Off To Allow Voting On Remembrance Day

That’s The End Of The Saturday Edition Of The Macdonald Notebook

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NDP Would Ban Fixed-Term Leases, Implement Coastal Protection Act: Chender

MacPolitics: Liberal Zach Churchill Has A Plan To Save NS Families $3,000 A year; Create 40 Medical Clinics

MacPolitics/MacHistory: A Look At Elections Past In Nova Scotia

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Colin Patrick MacDonald Writes From Calgary – Memories As A Cape Breton Post Paperboy In Antigonish

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Jim David: My Take On…Fall Dining Near Peggy’s Cove

It’s That Time Of Season: Old Farmer’s Almanac Predictions For Atlantic Canada 2025

The Notebook Soundtrack: Celtic Thunder – Here In Halifax, November

Alex Whalen: All Parties Should Commit To Growing Nova Scotia’s Economy

MacPolitics: Tim Houston’s First Job As A Paperboy, Also Flipped McDonald Hamburgers On Lacewood

MacPolitics: NDP Stalwart Dan O’Connor Has Experience With Snap Elections

MacPolitics: Don Cameron: On Why He Removed Tolls On Canso Causeway In 1991

Exclusive: MacPolitics: Why Jordi Morgan Can’t Run For Poilievre Conservatives In Halifax West, After All

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