Francis Campbell is an editor for SaltWire Network, focusing on local news in Nova Scotia, Halifax. With a background in journalism, Francis has covered a range of topics including healthcare, government policies, and community issues. His work has also been featured in The Australian.
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Francis Campbell's extensive coverage of local government and politics in Nova Scotia indicates a strong interest in announcements, policies, and developments within the region. He appears to prioritize topics such as healthcare, housing, power rates, and emergency services.
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By: Francis Campbell
The leaders of Nova Scotia's major political parties chased the provincial vote Thursday evening in a sometimes pointed yet civilized exchange in a 90-minute CBC televised leadership debate.
By: Francis Campbell
Even before the television studio lights dimmed Thursday evening, at least two political party camps were claiming victory in the CBC leadership debate.
By: Francis Campbell
The leaders of Nova Scotia's three major parties mounted pointed arguments but could not deliver any knockout blows during a leaders forum Monday hosted by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce.
By: Francis Campbell
The Liberal party turned its focus to providing help for Nova Scotia renters Tuesday while the Progressive Conservatives and NDP homed in on roads and commuters.
All the parties vying for the votes of Nova Scotians agree on the importance of housing.
By: Francis Campbell
As the Nova Scotia election campaign moved into its final days, the New Democrats on Wednesday focused on reproductive health care, the Liberals
By: Francis Campbell
The Progressive Conservatives rode a persistent promise to fix health care to a majority government in August 2021 but widespread public appraisal and the premier's own admission confirm that the fix is far from complete.
By: Francis Campbell
The Progressive Conservatives are losing a little steam in the Nova Scotia election but still lead by a considerable margin, according to a Narrative Research poll.
By: Francis Campbell
Life is expensive in Nova Scotia – that's one thing the leaders of the three major provincial political parties can apparently agree on.
By: Francis Campbell
A dreary Friday afternoon on the picket line couldn't dampen the hopes of striking Canada Post workers in Enfield.
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