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legislative assembly, admitting that he momentarily lost his temper and stating "I regret I lost my cool for a few seconds". Colwell has been a member of the legislature since 1993. Paris's lawyer appeared in court on June 18, 2013, on his behalf where the case was adjourned to July 4, 2013. Paris's lawyer appeared in court July 4, 2013, on his behalf and stated that he was accepting responsibility for a minor assault and making threats against Colwell, and by doing so, could end up with no criminal record. The Crown prosecutor recommended that Paris enter the adult diversion program. Paris completed the adult diversion program and it was announced on October 24, 2013, that the charges were being dropped.
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On May 9, 2013, Paris resigned from cabinet following an incident at the House of Assembly earlier in the day. Paris revealed that he "lost his composure" in the hallway outside the legislature chamber involving a fellow member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly. Later that same day, a spokesman
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Paris has been an active community volunteer and received a human rights award from the Human Rights Commission of Nova Scotia for his work bringing communities together through sport. Paris has held positions on a number of boards of directors including the Riverlake Residents' Association, the
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stated "Yesterday in the House of Assembly, I was assaulted and threatened by the Minister of Economic and Rural Development and Tourism", adding that he did not know what prompted the attack. According to Paris, the pair had a "heated exchange" near the doorway of a washroom for members of the
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Alumni Association, Team Work Co-operative, Halifax Black Community Workshop, Dartmouth East Black Learning Centre and the Metro Committee for Persons with Disabilities.
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where he served as Minister of Economic and Rural Development, as well as Minister of Tourism, Culture and Heritage, and as Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs.
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confirmed they were investigating an alleged assault at the legislature building, issuing a statement saying that they had charged a 65-year-old man from
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with 54.47 per cent of the vote. During this period Paris was the only African-Nova Scotian elected to the provincial legislature.
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Black Business Initiative, National Access Awareness Week, Network for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities, the
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While serving as a member of the official opposition from 2006 to 2009, Paris was the NDP's
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for Education and Early Childhood Development, as well as African Nova Scotian Affairs.
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as director of the Diversity Initiative, Black Student Advisor and an instructor in
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Gary Hines with 46.39 per cent of the vote. Paris was re-elected in the
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with uttering threats and assault after receiving a complaint.
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Index

Percy Paris (minister)

Nova Scotia House of Assembly
Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank
Gary Hines
Bill Horne
Minister of Economic and Rural Development
Angus MacIsaac
Graham Steele
Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Heritage
Bill Dooks
Graham Steele
Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs
Barry Barnet
Maureen MacDonald
Windsor, Nova Scotia
NDP
Windsor Junction, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank
Nova Scotia House of Assembly
Nova Scotia New Democratic Party
Windsor
Lower Sackville
City of Halifax
International Hockey League
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Dalhousie University
Black History
King's-Edgehill School

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