Alfie MacLeod

Deputy Speaker
Critic Portfolios:
Natural Resources
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Public Service Commission
Aboriginal Affairs
African Nova Scotia Affairs
Gaming Control Act, Part I &II
Committees:
Private and Local Bills
Community Services
Resources
Veterans Affairs
Constituency Office:
1990 Kings Road
Sydney River, NS B1L 1C4
Tel::(902) 564-8679
Fax:(902) 564-1204
E-mail: alfiemacleodmla@ns.aliantzinc.ca
Date of Birth:
March 10, 1956
Residence:
Gabarus Lake, Cape Breton
Employment:
Community Relations Manager
Political Career:
Alfie served as MLA for Cape Breton West from 1995-1998. He was re-elected in 2006 and 2009. He has served as the Government (PC) Caucus Chair and Speaker of the Legislature.
Keep Treasure Trove Act in place - Tories
SYDNEY RIVER – The Progressive Conservative Caucus will be opposing any action from the NDP government to repeal the Treasure Trove Act.
Solution for CB Rail could come tomorrow
SYDNEY – A decision could come as soon as tomorrow on the future of rail in Cape Breton, and the Progressive Conservative Caucus is urging Cabinet to make the right choice and continue the Rail America subsidy.
Tories implore NDP to fund MS treatment
SYDNEY RIVER – The Progressive Conservative Caucus is calling upon Health Minister Maureen MacDonald to follow the Province of Saskatchewan's lead, and fund trials of the Liberation Treatment for Nova Scotians suffering from Multiple Sclerosis.
Woodlot owners angry over possible changes
HALIFAX – A way of life for thousands of Nova Scotians will vanish if the NDP continue on the destructive path of implementing recommendations in the recent report, A Natural Balance: Working Toward Nova Scotia’s Natural Resources Strategy, without more stakeholder input.
Nova Scotians brace for HST hike
SYDNEY – With more than $1 billion dollars added to the provincial debt in less than one year, and the HST poised to increase by two percentage points on July 1, Nova Scotia is headed in the wrong direction.
NDP vote against resolution to support Multiple Sclerosis therapy
HALIFAX – While dozens of demonstrators stood outside of the Legislature today asking the province to fund an effective new Multiple Sclerosis treatment, the NDP voted down a resolution by Cape Breton West MLA Alfie MacLeod urging members to support their cause.
Tenders signed for Trunk 4 improvements
SYDNEY RIVER – Cape Breton West MLA Alfie MacLeod received word today that the tenders have been signed for road work on Trunk 4.
MacLeod pleased Louisbourg Highway repairs about to begin
HALIFAX – Cape Breton West MLA Alfie MacLeod says he is pleased a contract has now been awarded for crucial repairs to the Louisbourg Highway announced by the previous government as part of a five-year restoration plan.
Cadet Day advances in Legislature
SYDNEY RIVER – Speaking to Bill 23 in the Legislature yesterday, Cape Breton West MLA Alfie MacLeod paid tribute to Nova Scotians involved in the cadet movement.
Casey, MacLeod commend Premier and government on Viola Desmond apology and free pardon
Halifax – In a special ceremony today at Province House, the late Viola Desmond and her family received a long overdue apology and free pardon from the government of Nova Scotia. Progressive Conservative Leader Karen Casey, who was present at the ceremony, is commending the Premier and his government for correcting the historical wrong, which saw Ms.
Progress at the Donkin Mine
HOWIE CENTRE – Xstrata Coal has recently announced that the contract to build an access road at the Donkin Coal Mine has been awarded, said Cape Breton West MLA Alfie MacLeod.
Still no agreement for CB Rail
HALIFAX – It has been one week since the agreement ended between the operators of the Cape Breton and Central Nova Scotia Railway and the Province and there has still been no movement on the issue.
PC Caucus asks province to enact Viola Desmond Day
HALIFAX – Today the Progressive Conservative Caucus asked the Nova Scotia government to set aside one day each year to commemorate the plight of Viola Desmond - a woman who has been called Canada's Rosa Parks.
MacLeod acknowledges local Emerg Services funding
SYDNEY RIVER – Ten local fire departments will benefit from the 2009/2010 funding made available through the Emergency Services Providers Fund, said Cape Breton West MLA Alfie MacLeod.
Cape Breton rail at risk – CBRM MLAs
SYDNEY – Comments made yesterday by Economic Development Minister Percy Paris on the future of rail in Cape Breton are cause for concern, stated Cape Breton Regional Municipality Progressive Conservative MLAs.





