Nova Scotia Premier Calls Snap Election Amid Controversy

Tim Houston's unexpected election call challenges opposition parties as they focus on healthcare, housing, and accountability.

Premier Tim Houston has called a snap election in Nova Scotia for November 26, despite previously supporting fixed election dates.
Liberal leader Zach Churchill criticizes the decision as self-serving and proposes fines for breaking fixed election dates.
The Progressive Conservatives face scrutiny over unfulfilled promises, particularly regarding healthcare improvements.
The NDP, led by Claudia Chender, highlights housing and affordability issues as key campaign points.
All parties are focusing on transparency and accountability, with the Liberals promising to enhance oversight mechanisms if elected.