Source: Government of Canada regional news
Elected as mayor of Halifax Regional Municipality in 2012, Lt.-Gov. Savage served three terms, prioritizing social inclusion, sustainable development and economic growth. Prior to that, he represented Dartmouth-Cole Harbour as a member of Parliament and was an active member of parliamentary committees, groups and associations.
Over the next five years in the vice-regal office, Lt.-Gov. Savage will celebrate the contributions of Nova Scotians to their communities, the province and the country. He succeeds Arthur J. LeBlanc.
Following the installation ceremony, Lt.-Gov. Savage inspected the Quarter Guard, Sailors, Soldiers and Aviators of Canadian Forces Base Halifax. The Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy played the Royal Salute and award-winning musician and singer Charlie A’Court performed in the Lieutenant-Governor’s honour.
Quotes:
“It is a profound honour to be entrusted with the duties and responsibilities of this office. I am deeply committed to serving both the Crown and the people of this remarkable province, while celebrating its rich heritage, diverse communities and boundless potential for the future.”
— Lt.-Gov. Mike Savage
Additional Resources:
Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia: https://lt.gov.ns.ca/