Nova Scotia House of Assembly - Definition and Overview

The Nova Scotia House of Assembly is the legislative branch of the provincial government of Nova Scotia, located in Halifax. There are 52 seats divided among the three main political parties, Conservative, Liberal, and NDP.

The Assembly meets in Province House, a National Historic Site and Canada's oldest as well as smallest legislative building, opened on February 11, 1819. It is found on Hollis Street in Halifax.

Party standings

• Progressive Conservative: 24 seats
• New Democrats: 15 seats
• Liberal: 12 seats
• Vacant: 1 seats

See also

• List of Nova Scotia General Assemblies — list of sitting members for each session

External links

• NS Legislature (http://www.gov.ns.ca/legislature/)

Canadian Legislative Bodies
Parliament of Canada:
House of Commons | Senate
Legislative Assemblies of the Provinces and Territories:
British Columbia | Alberta | Saskatchewan | Manitoba | Ontario | Quebec | New Brunswick | Nova Scotia | Prince Edward Island | Newfoundland and Labrador | Yukon | Northwest Territories | Nunavut
City Councils of major municipalities:
Vancouver | Calgary | Edmonton | Winnipeg | Hamilton | Mississauga | Toronto | Ottawa | Montreal | Quebec City
Abbotsford | Barrie | Brampton | Burlington | Burnaby | Cambridge | Cape Breton | Chatham-Kent | Coquitlam | Gatineau | Guelph | Halifax | Kingston | Kitchener | Laval | Lévis | London | Longueuil | Markham | Niagara Falls | Oakville | Oshawa | Regina | Richmond | Richmond Hill | Saanich | St. Catharines | St. John's | Saguenay | Saskatoon | Sherbrooke | Sudbury, Greater | Surrey | Thunder Bay | Trois-Rivières | Vaughan | Victoria | Windsor