Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia
Canadian political party
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| 2024 | Secured a strong Majority government with 12 seats and 52.83% of votes under continued leadership of Tim Houston. |
| 2024 | Multiple members elected, including Scott Armstrong, David Bowlby, Rick Burns, Adegoke Fadare, Nick Hilton, Danny MacGillivray, Marco MacLeod, Kyle MacQuarrie, Leah Martin, Brad McGowan, Tim Outhit, Ryan Robicheau, Damian Stoilov, Dianne Timmins, and Julie Vanexan. |
| 2024 | Tim Houston called a snap election, further increasing the party's majority mandate. |
| 2023 | Twila Grosse elected as Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia member. |
| 2021 | Multiple members elected, including Jill Balser, Danielle Barkhouse, Trevor Boudreau, Susan Corkum-Greek, Becky Druhan, Greg Morrow, Chris Palmer, Melissa Sheehy-Richard, Kent Smith, Tom Taggart, Michelle Thompson, Fred Tilley, John White, and Brian Wong. |
| 2021 | Progressive Conservative Party won a majority government in the provincial election under the leadership of Tim Houston. |
| 2020 | Dave Ritcey elected as Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia member. |
| 2019 | Brian Comer and Colton LeBlanc elected as Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia members. |
| 2018 | Tory Rushton elected as Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia member. |
| 2018 | Tim Houston was elected as the leader of the PC party. |
| January 24 2018 | Jamie Baillie resigned immediately after party executive requested his resignation due to allegations of inappropriate behavior. Karla MacFarlane was named interim leader. |
| 2017 | Barbara Adams, Tim Halman, Brad Johns, and Kim Masland elected as Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia members. |
| November 1 2017 | Jamie Baillie announced he was stepping down as party leader. |
| 2013 | Tim Houston and John Lohr elected as Progressive Conservative Association of Nova Scotia members. |
| 2013 | Jamie Baillie led the party in the election, winning eleven seats and forming the Official Opposition. |
| October 30 2010 | Jamie Baillie became leader of the PC Party, running unopposed. |
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