There’s a new candidate for the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative leadership.
John Lohr, MLA for Kings North, announced his candidacy on Monday in a Youtube video, joining MLA Tim Houston in the race to lead Nova Scotia’s official opposition.
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Lohr was first elected as MLA for the Kings North riding in 2013 and was re-elected in 2017.
He’s currently serving as the PC critic for agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture, immigration and labour relations.
Lohr is a lifetime resident of Kings County, making his living as a farmer and agri-business entrepreneur.
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He’s the son of immigrants from Holland who came to Canada through Halifax’s Pier 21 in 1958.
Lohr is running under the slogan “People. Economy. Integrity.”
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