Nova Scotia Premier Calls Snap Election for November 26

Tim Houston's decision to dissolve the legislature comes despite a fixed election date set for 2025.

Premier Tim Houston of Nova Scotia has called an early election, breaking from the fixed date he established in 2021.
The election will take place on November 26, eight months ahead of the previously scheduled date of July 15, 2025.
Opposition leaders criticize the move, citing unresolved issues in health care, housing, and cost of living as priorities over political maneuvering.
Concerns have been raised about voter turnout and increased costs due to the unexpected timing of the election.
Nova Scotians will have the option to vote electronically at early voting sites for the first time, aiming to streamline the voting process.