HALIFAX – Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil’s office says the premier’s communications director has been placed on administrative leave.
A statement issued late Tuesday from the premier’s office says Kyley Harris has been placed on leave with pay “after charges for a domestic matter.”
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Laurel Munroe, the premier’s spokeswoman, wasn’t able to provide any details on what led to Harris being placed on leave.
She directed questions to Halifax Regional Police.
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Sgt. Greg Robinson says the police department does not normally comment on domestic incidents and had no other details on the case.
Harris could not immediately be reached for comment.
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