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Nova Scotia’s energy minister Marco MacLeod is under fire after explicit, misogynistic lyrics he wrote and recorded over a decade ago resurfaced — sparking outrage from women’s groups and raising serious questions about his suitability for public office. Though MacLeod, now 37, apologized, calling the songs “ridiculous” and reflective of a different time, critics argue accountability is non-negotiable: he was an adult when he created them, and their harmful messages must be addressed. Adsum for Women and Children called the content “sickening,” demanding leadership action. MacLeod has removed the music from streaming platforms, pledged to be a better role model, and opened his office for dialogue — all while Nova Scotia’s energy sector, a key priority for Premier Tim Houston, watches closely.

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