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Membership and contact data from the Represent API · votes and attendance are not published openly by the provinces

Nova Scotia House of Assembly

55 sitting MLAs across 4 caucuses. Select a party to filter the roster.

Seats
55
MLAs
Largest caucus
42
Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia
Majority threshold
28
seats needed
Caucuses
4
including independents

Standings

55 seats

Records not available

Voting records, attendance and sponsored bills are shown for federal MPs because the House of Commons data is published openly. Nova Scotia House of Assembly publishes its votes and attendance only in Hansard and the journals, with no machine-readable feed, so those figures are not available here.

Official member directory →

Members

55 shown

Bills

Nothing retrieved

We have never successfully read Nova Scotia House of Assembly — Status of bills. The most recent attempt failed: Nova Scotia's site refused every request shape we try. Last attempt: https://nslegislature.ca/legislative-business/bills-statutes/bills/assembly-65-session-1 returned 244 bytes with no bill rows

Last attempted Aug 3, 2026.

Status of bills →Hansard debates →Travel and hospitality expenses (PDF only) →Executive Council →

Provincial bill data is not comparable to the federal bill data elsewhere on Canadash. Federal bills come from an API that publishes every stage, every recorded division and every member's ballot. Provincial bills are read from each legislature's own web page, and each page publishes a different subset — some give a date for every stage, some give no dates at all, some name the sponsor and some do not. No province publishes votes or attendance in any machine-readable form, so there are no provincial voting records here and no provincial equivalent of the participation or party-discipline figures shown for MPs.