Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay NDP Candidate Trevor Poirier says

Jun 19, 2026 | Local News

Trevor Poirier is the NDP candidate for the upcoming  Cheticamp  Margarees Pleasant Bay by-election .    

Poirier, a STFX university graduate, works as a rehabilitation assistant at Foyer Pere Fiset and serves as the president of long-term care workers at CUPE local 2031. With the local involved in the recent eight-week strike involving long-term care workers in the province, Poirier said the NDP asked him to run in the by-election .    

As for  major issues  in the area, Poirier pointed to affordability as well as the cost and lack of housing in the area .    

Poirier said his main message to voters is that he is here to  represent  everyone while listening to their concerns, adding he wants to help build a stronger community in the riding while taking concerns to Halifax .    

 

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