Conservatives are left with just one riding in Nova Scotia, after the Liberals took all 10 other seats in the province. Conservative incumbent Chris d'Entremont was projected to win in Acadie-Annapolis. Taryn Grant has the story.
The only Nova Scotia Conservative to win a seat in the federal election says tariffs, Donald Trump and the collapse of the NDP vote led to losses for his party in his home province.
Chris d'Entremont, who will again represent Acadie-Annapolis in Ottawa, told CBC's As It Happens on Tuesday that the Conservative Party could have had a quicker response to concerns about the U.
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