COLE HARBOUR – A longtime educator is running in Cole Harbour-Dartmouth for the Nova Scotia PC Party in the next provincial general election.
Brad McGowan was recently nominated as the PC candidate in the constituency.
“Cole Harbour-Dartmouth is where my family and I have called home for many years. It’s clear that this constituency deserves a voice in government who can get results,” said McGowan. “From healthcare to education and housing, Premier Tim Houston and his PC Team have done so much to fix what previous Liberal and NDP governments broke. We must keep building up with the Houston Team, here in Cole Harbour-Dartmouth and across Nova Scotia.”
A resident of Cole Harbour-Dartmouth for the past 30 years, McGowan is originally from Cape Breton and graduated from Acadia University. McGowan has worked as a teacher, vice principal and principal, He is presently the supervisor of schools for Halifax Regional Centre for Education.
“Brad McGowan is someone who gets things done and is committed to ensuring that everyone’s voice is heard,” said Premier Tim Houston. “The people of Cole Harbour-Dartmouth have a fantastic opportunity to elect a strong, effective voice in government. Brad will be a valued trusted member of my team on behalf of the people of his constituency.”
Premier Tim Houston’s PC Team has delivered record investments in health care, housing and infrastructure. The Houston PCs also provided tax relief, while at the same time fighting against the Liberal carbon tax.