It's been close to five months since Tim Houston and his Progressive Conservatives formed government in Nova Scotia. And most of his time, like the two premiers before him, has been dealing with the effects of a global pandemic. In this conversation, he discusses the decision to return to in class learning on Monday and what plans are in place to deal with potential outbreaks of COVID-19. He's also asked to detail why the province is appealing a decision about disability rights, his support of a 15-dollar minimum wage and the need to increase staffing ratios in Long Term Care. And lastly, he's asked about whether he feels he can meet all of the goals and targets he's set for himself as Premier of Nova Scotia.
