Becky Druhan quits the PC caucus following her removal from cabinet, calling attention to differences of principle with party leadership. The Halifax Examiner highlights her record as one of the most capable ministers in Houston’s government, her independent judgment, and Be the Peace’s assessment of her meaningful leadership and genuine commitment to improving Nova Scotia’s…
“Becky Druhan, MLA for Lunenburg West and former Nova Scotia Minister of Justice, has announced she will sit as an Independent in the provincial legislature following her recent removal from Premier Tim Houston’s cabinet — a decision that has drawn sharp criticism from gender-based violence advocates.” Ed HalversonSouth Shore Bulletin, Lunenburg WestNovember 5, 2025 Read…
“Lunenburg West MLA Becky Druhan is warning that residents could end up paying for the Nova Scotia Power cybersecurity breach if the provincial government doesn’t step in with clear policy direction.” Ed HalversonSouth Shore Bulletin Read here: Druhan urges province to shield ratepayers after Nova Scotia Power cyber breach
“Former Nova Scotia justice minister Becky Druhan is calling on the provincial government to take a more transparent and policy-driven response following the Nova Scotia Power cybersecurity breach and the filing of a related class action.” Evan TaylorBridgewater, NS, Canada / CKBWDec 18, 2025 | 7:39 AM Read here: Lunenburg West MLA calls for reform…
Becky Druhan speaks publicly after leaving the Progressive Conservative caucus, calling for greater civility and a freer exchange of views in the legislature. She also raises concerns about being urged to frame every story as having an enemy, and explains why she rejects that approach. Michael GormanCBC NewsNov 28, 2025 6:00 PM AST Read here:…
