Nova Scotians are set to go to the polls in a provincial election called for Nov. 26. Here are five key issues the Progressive Conservatives, Liberals and NDP are expected to highlight during the campaign:

The Progressive Conservatives were elected in 2021 on a pledge to “fix” the province’s ailing system. The Tories say they have made inroads in recruiting doctors and nurses and in providing more resources for emergency medical care, while the Liberals and NDP will highlight the 145,000 Nova Scotians who still don’t have access to a family doctor.

Here are five key issues the Progressive Conservatives, Liberals and NDP are expected to highlight during the campaign{ai:summary}<p>Nova Scotians will vote in a provincial election on Nov. 26, with major parties focusing on health care. The Progressive Conservatives claim progress in recruiting medical staff, while the Liberals and NDP emphasize the 145,000 residents without a family doctor. </p><p>#health</p>

Five key issues as Nova Scotia heads into a provincial election campaign

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