Throughout the Nova Scotia election, the Progressive Conservatives have tried to capitalize on the unpopularity of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and dissatisfaction with the federal Liberal Party.
PC Leader Tim Houston has repeatedly accused the leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, Zach Churchill, of being “beholden” to Trudeau and the federal party.
One region where that tactic could bear fruit for the PCs is southwestern Nova Scotia, where there’s growing concerns and anger about what many people say is an illegal, out-of-season lobster fishery taking place with little response from Ottawa.
Using early-voting data, an emerging crop of number-crunchers predicted Trump’s win long before the pollsters and pundits did.
Let’s be real: many of the people who’ve begun identifying as “non-binary” over the past decade are simply chasing social and professional clout. While the worst offenders are “spicy straights,” who want to feel special and oppressed, this charade is also employed by some gays and lesbians who yearn for more moral capital within progressive circles where homosexuality is no longer 
