Halifax – Inverness MLA-elect Allan MacMaster and Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey signaled their intention today to support the government’s bio mass agreement with local Port Hawkesbury company NewPage.

HALIFAX –  Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey received unanimous support for her resolution commending health care workers' efficient response to the H1N1 pandemic in Nova Scotia.

Halifax – Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey plans to bring a resolution forward in the House of Assembly today seeking a reasonable solution to the outstanding concerns raised about the potential conflict of interest of Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture Sterling Belliveau.

HALIFAX – Nova Scotia Beef Farmers are looking for a hand up, not simply a hand out, from the Agriculture Minister.

HALIFAX – A by-election win for Progressive Conservatives yesterday in Inverness shows the party is still a force with which to be reckoned, said Leader Karen Casey.

HALIFAX – Today, Premier Darrell Dexter declined to attend a Nova Scotia Teachers Union rally at the Legislature in support of 930 Nova Scotia Community College faculty and staff set to walk off the job next week. Instead, he opted to speak at the Empire Club luncheon in Toronto.

On Wednesday, October 14, Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey took the time to address Nova Scotians on CBC's Provincial Affairs. Below is an audio file of her address; her next appearance on Provincial Affairs will air on November 25.
 
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HALIFAX – Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey is urging Premier Darrell Dexter to intervene in an impending strike at Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) or risk impacting staff at long-term and acute care facilities across the province this year.

HALIFAX – Progressive Conservative leader Karen Casey has called on Nova Scotia's Conflict of Interest Commissioner for an immediate review of the Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister's conduct.
 

Halifax – Progressive Conservative Leader Karen Casey demands Minister of Education, Marilyn More, take immediate action to resolve the impending labour stoppage at the Nova Scotia Community College.

Halifax – Progressive Conservative Party leader Karen Casey today expressed her condolences on the passing of former Pictou West MLA and cabinet minister Harvey Veniot.
 
Mr. Veniot passed away peacefully at the age of 93 on October 2, 2009, with family at his side.
 

HALIFAX – The NDP government's first provincial budget has brought bad news to communities across Nova Scotia, as it failed to follow through on the previous government's commitment to invest $2 million in the rink revitalization program.

Progressive Conservative Leader Karen Casey is pleased with the announcement of an appointed provincial advisor on emergency patient care.

HALIFAX – In a contested nomination race, Inverness Progressive Conservatives will select a candidate to represent the PC Party in the October 20 by-election, Progressive Conservative Leader Karen Casey announced today.
 

Mr. Speaker, respected members of the Legislature, and fellow Nova Scotians, I am honoured to be here today to deliver a Progressive Conservative response to the Speech from the Throne.