Nova Scotia 2025 federal election candidates

Election day in Canada is April 28. Below is a list of candidates running in Nova Scotia's 11 ridings. This list of candidates is not yet complete as nominations officially close on April 7. Details on confirmed candidates will be available on April 9.

Acadie-Annapolis
Conservative - Chris d'Entremont
Green - Matthew Piggott
Liberal - Ronnie LeBlanc
NDP - Ingrid Deon
PPC - James Strange

Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish
Conservative - Allan MacMaster
Green -
Liberal - Jaime Battiste
NDP - 
PPC - Judith Clifford

Central Nova
Conservative - Brycen Jenkins
Green - Gerald Harry Romsa
Liberal - Sean Fraser
NDP - Jesiah MacDonald
PPC - Charlie MacEachern

Cumberland-Colchester
Conservative - Stephen Ellis
Green - Kelly-Ann Callaghan
Liberal - Alana Hirtle
NDP - Larry Duchesne
PPC - Paul Church

Dartmouth-Cole Harbour
Conservative - Isabelle Obeid
Green - Rana Zaman
Liberal - Darren Fisher
NDP - Keith Morrison
PPC - Michelle Lindsay

Halifax
Conservative - Mark Boudreau
Green - Amethyste Hamel-Gregory
Liberal - Shannon Miedema
NDP - Lisa Roberts
PPC - Maricar Aliasut

Halifax West
Conservative - Rob Batherson
Green - Ron Parker
Liberal - Lena Metlege Diab
NDP - Rae Tench
PPC - 

Kings-Hants
Conservative - Joel Hirtle
Green - Karen Faye Beazley
Liberal - Kody Blois
NDP - 
PPC - Alex Cargill

Sackville-Bedford-Preston
Conservative - Dave Carroll
Green - Andre Anderson
Liberal - Braedon Clark
NDP - 
PPC - Ryan Slaney

South Shore-St. Margarets
Conservative - Rick Perkins
Green - Mark Embrett
Liberal - Jessica Fancy-Landry
NDP -
PPC - Patrick Boyd

Sydney-Glace Bay
Conservative - Anna Manley
Green - Ryan Pero
Liberal - Mike Kelloway
NDP - 
PPC - Jeffrey Evely