Nova ScotiaElection day is Monday, April 28.Election day is Monday, April 28.CBC News · Posted: Mar 29, 2025 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: March 29Election day in Canada is April 28. (Matisse Harvey/Radio-Canada)Election day in Canada is April 28. Below is a list of candidates running in Nova Scotia’s 11 ridings. This list of candidates is not yet complete as nominations officially close on April 7. Details on confirmed candidates will be available on April 9.Acadie-Annapolis Conservative – Chris d’Entremont Green – Matthew Piggott Liberal – Ronnie LeBlanc NDP – PPC – James StrangeCape Breton-Canso-Antigonish Conservative – Allan MacMaster Green – Liberal – Jaime Battiste NDP – PPC – Judith CliffordCentral Nova Conservative – Brycen Jenkins Green – Liberal – Sean Fraser NDP – Jesiah MacDonald PPC – Charlie MacEachernCumberland-Colchester Conservative – Stephen Ellis Green – Liberal – Alana Hirtle NDP – Larry Duchesne PPC – Paul ChurchDartmouth-Cole Harbour Conservative – Isabelle Obeid Green – Liberal – Darren Fisher NDP – Keith Morrison PPC – Michelle LindsayHalifax Conservative – Mark Boudreau Green – Liberal – Shannon Miedema NDP – Lisa Roberts PPC – Maricar AliasutHalifax West Conservative – Rob Batherson Green – Liberal – Lena Metlege Diab NDP – Rae Tench PPC – Kings-Hants Conservative – Joel Hirtle Green – Liberal – Kody Blois NDP – PPC – Alex CargillSackville-Bedford-Preston Conservative – Dave Carroll Green – Liberal – Braedon Clark NDP – PPC – Ryan SlaneySouth Shore-St. Margarets Conservative – Rick Perkins Green – Liberal – Jessica Fancy-Landry NDP – PPC – Patrick BoydSydney-Glace Bay Conservative – Anna Manley Green – Liberal – Mike Kelloway NDP – PPC – Jeffrey Evely
Nova Scotia 2025 federal election candidates
