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Premier Pays Tribute to Gerald Regan
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Premier Stephen McNeil offered condolences to the family of former Nova Scotia Premier Gerald Regan, who died Tuesday, Nov. 26.

Mr. Regan served as premier from 1970-78. He was also a member of Parliament from 1963-65 and again from 1980-84, holding several cabinet portfolios.

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“Gerald Regan believed in the potential of Nova Scotia, with a vision for our future prosperity. He governed with a true sense of liberal values – investing in people, creating economic development and ensuring fiscal responsibility,” said Premier McNeil.

“He was a dedicated public servant to his constituents, all Nova Scotians and Canadians. I extend my sincerest condolences to his wife Carole, children Jerry, Geoff, Miriam, Nancy, David, Laura and loved ones.”

Additional resources:
For archival photos of Mr. Regan, visit
https://novascotia.ca/news/Photos/2019/11/26/