Nova Scotia PCs announce opposition shadow cabinet
Posted Oct 23, 2013 12:39:45 PM.
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Progressive Conservative leader Jamie Baillie has announced the official opposition shadow cabinet.
Alfie MacLeod will be the PC Caucus Whip and Deputy Caucus Chair. He will be the critic for Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal, Natural Resources, Sydney Tar Ponds Agency and the Sydney Steel Corporation Act.
Allan MacMaster will be the critic for the Attorney General and Justice, Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations, Gaelic Affairs and Aboriginal Affairs.
Chris d’Entremont will be the PC House Leader and the critic for Energy, the Utility and Review Board, Acadian Affairs and Communications Nova Scotia.
Chuck Porter will be the critic for Health and Wellness and Emergency Management.
Eddie Orrell will be the critic for Community Services, the Public Service Commission, Workers Compensation Act, the Disabled Persons’ Commission Act, Voluntary Sector and Youth.
John Lohr will be the critic for Agriculture and Fisheries and Aquaculture.
Karla MacFarlane will be the critic for Economic and Rural Development and Tourism, Environment, the Advisory Council – Status of Women and Nova Scotia Business Inc.
Larry Harrison will be the critic for Communities, Culture and Heritage, Seniors and Senior Citizens’ Secretariat and Military Relations.
Pat Dunn will be the PC Caucus Chair and the critic for Education and Early Childhood Development, Labour and Advanced Education and African Nova Scotia Affairs.
Tim Houston will be the critic for Finance and Treasury Board.
