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Steve MacArthur

Steve MacArthur

Verified

Nova Scotia News Director, Acadia Broadcasting Thunder Bay

Halifax

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Gambling, alcohol, drugs, backpacking, extreme adventure

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Total articles 3616

  • Update: Mark Carney wins Liberal leadership race

    By Steve MacArthur Verified| CKBW (Bridgewater, NS) Verified It was a first ballot victory for Mark Carney. The former Bank of Canada governor is the overwhelming choice among party membership to become the new Liberal leader and soon to be prime ministerCarney took more than 85 per cent of the 150,000 votes cast. Chrystia Freeland finished a distance second in the race.

    By Steve MacArthur Verified · CKBW (Bridgewater, NS)

    Mar. 09, 2025

  • Liberals set to choose new leader to replace Trudeau

    By Steve MacArthur Verified| CKHZ-FM Verified The Liberals are set to choose a new leader and prime minister after a chaotic few weeks dealing with Donald Trump. Voting started on Wednesday and concludes Sunday afternoon. The winning candidate will be announced shortly after voting ends. Four candidates are seeking the job, with former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney and former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland considered the frontrunners. Frank Baylis, a former Montreal-area MP and Ontario MP Karina Gould are also in the running.

    By Steve MacArthur Verified · CKHZ-FM

    Mar. 09, 2025

  • Update: Mark Carney wins Liberal leadership race

    By Steve MacArthur Verified| CKBW (Bridgewater, NS) Verified It was a first ballot victory for Mark Carney. The former Bank of Canada governor is the overwhelming choice among party membership to become the new Liberal leader and soon to be prime ministerCarney took more than 85 per cent of the 150,000 votes cast. Chrystia Freeland finished a distance second in the race.

    By Steve MacArthur Verified · CKBW (Bridgewater, NS)

    Mar. 09, 2025

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Acadia Broadcasting Thunder Bay