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Claudia ChenderMLA

Clarion follows the bills Claudia Chender sponsored, their remarks in the chamber and the lobbying meetings that name them.

In brief

This is the role we last recorded, and roles change after elections and cabinet shuffles, so check the official source.

Party
Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
Riding
Dartmouth South
Jurisdiction
Nova Scotia
Email
claudiachender@nsmla.ca

Remarks in the chamber

Short excerpts; open the official text to read the full remarks.

  1. Bill No. 263 - Performance-based Regulation Review Act.

    I didn't say anything about where the Premier is.

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  2. PREM.: HISTORIC DEFICIT VS. TANGIBLE RESULTS - ADDRESS

    Speaker, since we've been here, every time we've asked the government about lowering wait times for care or helping farmers or affordable housing or an action plan for emergency services, the answer we get is a dollar fi…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  3. HOU: ACTUAL RECORD ON AFFORDABLE HOMES BUILT - ADDRESS

    Speaker, I'm not sure what that was, but what Nova Scotians need is honesty and action. A pathway for 80,000 homes is not 80,000 homes - 10 percent of that. Be honest. For the sixth month in a row, the rate of inflation…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  4. HOU: ACTUAL RECORD ON AFFORDABLE HOMES BUILT - ADDRESS

    Speaker, this week the government patted themselves on the back for clearing the path for 80,000 homes, but only 10 percent of those homes have been built. Some of those homes are non-market homes that people can afford,…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  5. STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS

    Speaker, I rise to add the voice of the NDP caucus to celebrate the remarkable achievements and contributions of Dr. Robert Strang to the province of Nova Scotia. With his retirement at the end of this year, his tenure…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  6. Bill No. 263 - Performance-based Regulation Review Act.

    Thank you, Speaker. I rise today to speak to Bill No. 263. We will support this legislation, as we've said from the beginning, but I have a few words about what we hope to see in our view on the bill. The genesis of thi…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  7. DHW: WALK-IN CLINICS CLOSING WITHOUT ALTERNATIVES - EXPLAIN

    Speaker, earlier this week we heard that two walk-in clinics will be permanently closing their doors by the end of this year. This will leave people in Halifax and Dartmouth with less access to primary care, and we know…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  8. DHW: WALK-IN CLINICS CLOSING WITHOUT ALTERNATIVES - EXPLAIN

    The Spring Garden and Dartmouth clinics served nearly 6,000 people. People line up hours before these clinics open each day, many of whom have checked YourHealthNS. They do this because they have no other options to get…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  9. PREM.: HISTORIC DEFICIT VS. TANGIBLE RESULTS - ADDRESS

    If you spend billions of dollars, you're going to have something to show for it, but the reality is that people are still waiting. Whether the Premier wants to acknowledge it or not, the period where this government gets…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  10. PREM.: HISTORIC DEFICIT VS. TANGIBLE RESULTS - ADDRESS

    Most investors have a plan, but after over $21.8 billion spent on health care without counting this year, this government doesn't seem to have a plan yet to keep rural emergency departments open; to bring down wait times…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

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