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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Liberal Leader Zach Churchill may be seeking a political lane distinct from his provincial rivals by advancing a tax-cutting policy, a Dalhousie University professor says.
By: Francis Campbell
The province's $50-million investment to buy and convert an unfinished Bedford hotel into a transitional care facility has been plagued by cost
By: Francis Campbell
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has ruled that the actions of two Halifax Regional Police constables in a July 2020 traffic stop and arrest were not racially ...
By: Francis Campbell
Halifax Regional Police have charged a man with impersonation in relation to an antisemetic social media post that resulted in the firing of a Nova Scotia government employee last fall.
By: Francis Campbell
The Nova Scotia Government Employees Union (NSGEU) is calling out the province's justice minister for what it says is his silence on the issue of overcrowded provincial jails and endless lockdowns.
By: Francis Campbell
The federal and provincial governments announced a plan Tuesday to make heat pumps even more affordable for Nova Scotians.
By: Francis Campbell
Halifax MP Andy Fillmore is seriously considering a run for mayor of Halifax Regional Municipality.
By: Francis Campbell
Nova Scotia Power is still paying a price for the August 2018 oil spill at Tufts Cove in Dartmouth.
By: Francis Campbell
The provincial government has left Nova Scotia property owners to rely on their own instincts and better judgments when it comes to protecting coastal property.
By: Francis Campbell
Opposition parties intend to lay affordability issues directly at the feet of the governing Progressive Conservatives when the Nova Scotia legislature opens its spring session Tuesday.
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