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Shelburne pharmacist Colleen MacInnis delivers the COVID-19 vaccine to a patient at the prototype vaccination clinic in Shelburne. The three-day clinic for people 80 and over was held at the Shelburne Community Centre.

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Building an equal future for women in Atlantic Canada

Twenty-six years ago, an Atlantic Canadian report indicated intimate partner violence laws weren't working. A Newfoundland woman who has suffered violence at the hands of her partner says she feels more at risk by going through the courts.

SPECIAL REPORT: Facets of family violence

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A new study shows deficit spending and growing government debt has become a trend for many provinces.

What's working for businesses in 2021?

Jan. 21, 2019—Photo of Saint Vincent’s Nursing Home to go with future stories on senior care facilities. The group that represents non-profit nursing homes, which has grown to include some privately owned residences, hopes Stephen McNeil’s government will move quickly to hire more people and implement other recommendations in last week’s report from the expert panel on long-term care.
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What COVID-19 has taught us about long-term care

Richard Pellisier-Lush holds the National Indigenous Coaching Award he won in November.

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Judy Brown of Southampton stands beside a large sign she erected in front of her home. She said it’s a way for her community to send their thoughts to the victims of the Portapique shooting and their families. Darrell Cole – Amherst News

Continuing coverage: Mass shooting in Nova Scotia

Optimism over Canada and U.S. economies is overdone: David Rosenberg

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Economist David Rosenberg thinks the economy is going to get very "complicated" in last summer and early fall.

David Rosenberg, Chief Economist and Strategist at Rosenberg Research, talks to Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about where the economy and inflation are going and Canada’s hot housing market.

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Trying to make sense of it all: Joel Fry and Hayley Squires in In the Earth.

In the Earth set on a fuzzy border between science and superstition

With the flag of Denmark prominently tattooed on his right arm, Eastern Michigan offensive tackle Steven Nielsen was taken second overall by the Edmonton Football Team in the 2021 Canadian Football League Global Draft held Thursday, April 15, 2021.

GREAT DANE: EE Football Team applauded for drafting Denmark's Nielsen

Lt.-Gov. Judy Foote reads the speech from the throne Thursday in the House of Assembly. Screengrab

Speech from throne sets course for new Furey government in Newfoundland and Labrador

A Calgary Stampeders helmet and football rest on the sidelines during practise at McMahon Stadium in Calgary, Thursday August 15, 2019. Gavin Young/Postmedia

Stampeders select four in CFL Global Draft

Edmonton Oilers centre Connor McDavid (right) is lined up by Winnipeg Jets defenceman Dylan DeMelo in Winnipeg on Tues., Jan. 26, 2021.

JONES: Game against Canucks postponed, Oilers going to Winnipeg

Calgary Flames Juuso Valimaki during warm-up before a game against the Edmonton Oilers in NHL hockey in Calgary on Monday March 15, 2021. Al Charest / Postmedia

Flames defenceman Valimaki responding well to benching

Emily, Donna and Warren Jordan speak with Crown attorneys Rick Woodburn and Susan MacKay after Paul Calnen's sentencing on Wednesday.

Veteran Nova Scotia Crown attorney appointed to new position

Traffic flows from Highway 101, to and from the Beaver Bank Connector at exit 2 in Lower Sackville Thursday April 15, 2021. Local residents use a path, seen at lower right, to access the nearby transit terminal after walking through lanes of traffic.

'Two fatalities is two too many': Councillors discuss proposed Lower Sackville pedestrian crossing

Montreal Canadiens defenceman Brett Kulak scores a goal against Calgary Flames' Jocob Markstrom during second period in Montreal on April 14, 2021.

Stu Cowan: Habs can't afford to add more fuel to Flames’ playoff fire

Joseph Noel Landry is led out of the Dartmouth courthouse last April after appearing before a judge on a charge of second-degree murder in the death of a friend, Darren Clyde Reid. - Tim Krochak

Plea deal reached on manslaughter charge in 2018 Dartmouth killing

Shelley Muzika, executive director for the P.E.I. Canadian Mental Health Association, said the 20-unit apartment is expected to be completed in June of 2022.

P.E.I. government announces funding for 20 affordable apartments, 4 houses

Brig.-Gen. Andrew Atherton testified before the House Status of Women committee on a report by former justice Marie Deschamps (pictured) on how to crack down on sexual misconduct.

MPs question general's claims Canadian military acted on recommendations to crack down on sexual misconduct