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Susan Corkum-GreekMinister of Opportunities and Social Development

Clarion follows the bills Susan Corkum-Greek sponsored, their remarks in the chamber and the lobbying meetings that name them.

In brief

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Party
Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia
Riding
Lunenburg
Jurisdiction
Nova Scotia
Email
susancorkumgreekmla@gmail.com

Remarks in the chamber

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

  1. FEENER, CLAIRE: DEATH OF - TRIBUTE

    It's been nearly a year since the Minister of Natural Resources announced details of the 2025 Tree for Boston. And to my great surprise and delight, it turned out to be a tree grown by the parents of my constituency coll…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  2. INTERNATIONAL DORY RACES: LOCAL EVENTS - RECOG.

    Speaker, earlier this summer and again last weekend, rowers from Canada and the United States faced off in a historic 75-year series known as the International Dory Races. Although I did not travel to Gloucester this yea…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  3. Bill No. 274 - Lunenburg, Fire Protection Act of Municipal District Numbers One and Two of the Municipality of the District of (amended).

    Speaker, I rise to move third reading of Bill No. 274. This truly is an administrative bill, but I would like to take this opportunity to thank my fellow members of this House for agreeing to the unanimous consent to mo…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  4. ACSW: FINANCIAL SUPPORT DENIED FOR UNHOUSED - EXPLAIN

    The very nature of the questions we've heard reflects some of the complexity around the issue of homelessness. Supports must be as comprehensive as each individual's or family's needs. Together as a government, with our…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  5. OSD: FINANCIAL PRESSURE ON FOOD BANKS - ADDRESS

    Everyone deserves to know where their next meal is coming from, and far too many Nova Scotians continue to struggle with food security. That is why we've invested in food banks, in community food organizations, in colla…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  6. OSD: DECISION TO CUT SUPPORT FOR UNHOUSED BEING CHALLENGED - ADDRESS

    To suggest that we are trying to keep people in tents when we are talking about trying to - our policy intent here is to help them, realizing we must respect that we can't force anyone inside. What I want to share with t…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  7. OSD: DECISION TO CUT SUPPORT FOR UNHOUSED BEING CHALLENGED - ADDRESS

    As stated earlier - but it is not empty words - our entire government is committed to ensuring that Nova Scotians have access to the best possible supports. We aspire to more than getting folks under a roof. We want to e…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  8. OSD: FINANCIAL PRESSURE ON FOOD BANKS - ADDRESS

    Addressing food insecurity requires action from all levels of government: from communities, where we've seen amazing robust efforts; from businesses; and from the non-profit sector. It is a fact that in the non-profit se…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  9. OSD: FOSTER FAMILY FUNDING CUT - ADDRESS

    Foster families are among our province's most dedicated caregivers. It's important for Nova Scotians to understand that there have been no reductions in the supports for caregivers. In fact, significant increases have be…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

  10. PREM.: COURT DECISION SIDESTEPPED AND SUPPORT DENIED - EXPLAIN

    Our government is very focused on ensuring that every Nova Scotian has access to the best possible supports to meet their needs. Income assistance is an important support, but homelessness is not solved by a monthly paym…

    House of AssemblyOfficial text

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