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Halifax student calls for more mental health supports in wake of high school stabbing -
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Teen charged with attempted murder after stabbing at Nova Scotia school -
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Nova Scotia offering nurses bonuses to keep them from leaving health system -
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Halifax renters scrambling for housing after fixed-term leases end -
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Calls growing for 24-hour emergency care in Halifax-area clinic -
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Veteran advocates say new rehabilitation program not keeping up with demand -
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Two family doctors retiring from Halifax-area clinics -
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Halifax airport predicts busy spring break -
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Halifax working on plan to fight off food insecurity -
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Fewer barriers for U.S.-trained doctors to work in Nova Scotia -
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Palestinian scarves controversy at Nova Scotia school prompts calls for public apology -
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Nova Scotians spend Friday morning shoveling snow -
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RCMP warns Nova Scotians lost $3.6M to scammers in 2022 -
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Nova Scotia think tank says reaching climate targets won’t be easy -
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Nova Scotia firefighters looking for more mental health, cancer screening support -
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Roxham Road asylum seekers arriving to Atlantic Canada -
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Ukrainian family in Nova Scotia hopeful for future on one-year anniversary of invasion -
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HRM businesses concerned about proposed fee for parking on weeknights and Saturdays -
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Nova Scotia College of Physicians and Surgeons responds to new regional registry -
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Premier says Nova Scotia shooting inquiry needs to be priority despite Brenda Lucki retirement
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Halifax student calls for more mental health supports in wake of high school stabbingBrady Moore, a Grade 12 student at Charles P. Allen High School, says more mental health supports are needed at Nova Scotia schools.Canada12 hours
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University students forced out of Halifax apartment worry about steep housing costsHalifax students say their landlord is using a loophole to increase rent rates by not renewing fixed-term agreements. Though legal, it's forcing them out of their affordable units.CanadaMar 17
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‘It’s scandalous:’ People in Halifax share their struggles to find housing at NDP eventThe Nova Scotia NDP held a town hall meeting on housing in Halifax on Thursday night. Those who spoke said affordability and availability is leading to a great deal of stress.CanadaMar 17
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Petition calls for 24-hour urgent care at new Nova Scotia health clinicNova Scotians are signing a petition hoping to see the service brought to the community to help ease the strain on overcrowded emergency rooms.HealthMar 15
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Nova Scotia veterans’ advocates want new government contract for rehab services cancelledThe federal government awarded the $570-million contract to Partners in Canadian Veterans Rehabilitation Services (PCVRS) in June 2021, but it came into effect last November.CanadaMar 14
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Retirement of two doctors from N.S. clinic to impact thousands of patientsThousands of people will lose their access to primary care upon the retirement of Dr. Margaret Rowicka and Dr. Mary O'Neill, who work at the Spryfield Family Medicine clinic.HealthMar 13
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Halifax airport predicts busy spring break, recommends you plan aheadIf you're taking to the skies for a trip, you might want to pack your patience as airports predict a return to long lineups after three pandemic years.CanadaMar 10
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Halifax developing plan to fight food insecurity amid high costs of livingA senior planner with the city says the JustFOOD Action Plan represents a decade of work and aims to improve access to nutritious meals in HRM through innovation.HealthMar 8
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Nova Scotia first to cut barriers to help more U.S. doctors practise in CanadaThe regulatory college overseeing physicians says they will no longer be required to write a certification exam by the Royal College to work in Nova Scotia.HealthMar 7
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Researcher says net-zero transition in Atlantic Canada will be costlyThe president and CEO of the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council says to remain on track, governments, businesses and homeowners will need to make big investments.EnvironmentMar 2
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Nova Scotia firefighter says cancer, mental health remain ‘big battle’ for crewsFirefighters and politicians sat down in Halifax on Tuesday to discuss what health supports are needed during a standing committee on human resources.HealthFeb 28
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Atlantic provinces begin to welcome Roxham Road asylum seekersPrime Minister Justin Trudeau said Ottawa would help the Atlantic provinces that welcome migrants entering Canada through illegal ports of entry, including Roxham Road in Quebec.CanadaFeb 27
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Ukrainian family living in Nova Scotia reflects on one year of warA Ukrainian family who now calls Nova Scotia home is looking to the future as the country marks one year at war.WorldFeb 24
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Some downtown Halifax, Dartmouth businesses concerned over new proposed parking feesHRM staff estimate more than $800,000 could be brought in by extending paid parking from 6 to 8 p.m. on weekdays and introducing a Saturday rate.CanadaFeb 22
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New doctor registry cuts barriers to practice across Atlantic provinces, says regulatory collegeThe College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia says a new regional licensing registry for doctors in Atlantic provinces will help cut down on red tape and paperwork.HealthFeb 21
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N.S. premier hopeful new head of RCMP will keep mass shooting public inquiry top priorityNova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says the retirement of RCMP boss Brenda Lucki on March 17 should not impact the work of the Mass Casualty Commission, whose report is due March 31.CrimeFeb 16
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Nova Scotia woman heading to Turkey to provide aid after devastating earthquakeMandeep Dhunna says she couldn't sit back and watch relief efforts from the comfort of her home.CanadaFeb 15
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Lining up to get in: Demand is high for mobile health clinics in Nova ScotiaThe pop-up clinic rolled into Lower Sackville on the weekend to help Nova Scotians who do not have access to primary care and to alleviate pressure on packed emergency rooms.CannabisFeb 12
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New museum exhibit helping Nova Scotians learn ‘how to mend a broken heart’Nova Scotians can now catch a glimpse of the "How to Mend a Broken Heart" exhibit on pacemakers at the Museum of Natural History in Halifax.CanadaFeb 11
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Demand high for pharmacy primary care clinic pilot project in Nova ScotiaTwo weeks ago, the province announced that 12 sites would open to help reduce wait times for care. A pharmacist in Halifax says the program is off to a strong start.HealthFeb 10
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Nova Scotia family fears for survivors who lost homes in Turkey earthquakeAid efforts are on their third day after the powerful earthquake rocked Turkey and Syria on Monday. Concerns continue to mount as survivors search for shelter and support.WorldFeb 8
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Nova Scotia man desperately trying to reach sister in Turkey after deadly earthquakeSaad Zora is desperately working to find his twin sister, Samar, after losing contact with her when the earthquake rocked southeastern Turkey and northeastern Syria.CanadaFeb 7
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Middleton, N.S. residents raise concerns about health care at public meetingThree public information sessions were held in the community by the health authority to address worries about access to care.HealthFeb 6
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Emergency shelter spaces open in Nova Scotia as cold snap sets inHalifax Search and Rescue says its vehicles will hit the roads this weekend to keep an eye out for anyone who is sleeping rough along with help from police.WeatherFeb 3
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Nova Scotia seniors’ advocates fearful of power rate hike impactThe Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSAURB) released its decision on Thursday, approving a seven-per cent increase for both 2023 and 2024.CanadaFeb 2
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