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Michael Gorman

Michael Gorman

Reporter at CBHT-DT (CBC Television Halifax)

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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine
  • Local News
  • Politics
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Report calls on N.S. to apologize to Mi’kmaw, Black communities for environmental racism

A report by a provincially legislated panel on environmental racism contains 14 recommendations — including a call for a formal apology by the Nova Scotia government — and suggests reparations should also be considered, according to a draft document obtained by CBC News.
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Non-profits spending thousands to keep people in their homes due to...

A senior official with the Nova Scotia government says they’re willing to look at expenses non-profit groups have incurred trying to help clients whose assistance applications to the province are being delayed.
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N.S. NDP calls for increased government accountability

NDP Leader Claudia Chender says her party would improve accountability by overhauling the province’s lobbyist registry if it formed government.
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Dartmouth residential care facility to close, residents to move int...

Nova Scotia government officials will help the 10 people who live in the Harbour Glen residential care facility find new community-based living arrangements.
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N.S. government awards untendered contract to examine home-care ser...

The Nova Scotia government has given an untendered contract worth almost $2.2 million to a consulting firm to examine ways to improve the delivery of home-care services in the province.
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N.S. must consider 'new context' when protecting land, water: envir...

The Nova Scotia government has “a new context” that must be considered when it comes to protecting land and water, according to the cabinet minister tasked with protecting land and water in the province.
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Golf course developer tees up another bid for West Mabou Crown land

The company behind the Cabot Links and Cliffs golf courses is taking a third swing at a potential development that would include part of West Mabou Beach Provincial Park. That land is protected by law and has previously been deemed out of bounds for such proposals.
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Nova Scotia's forecasted deficit tops $1B for first time

The first update on the 2025-26 provincial budget shows Nova Scotia on track for a $1.2-billion deficit, a record number well above the $697-million deficit Finance Minister John Lohr projected when he tabled the document last February.
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Minister says he still hasn't read environmental racism panel repor...

The cabinet minister who will ultimately decide whether to make public a report on environmental racism in Nova Scotia says he takes the issue “very seriously,” but more than a year after his government received the document, Tim Halman says he still hasn’t read it.
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N.S. teachers looking to places other than the U.S. for professiona...

Nova Scotia teachers interested in attending conferences for professional development will have to look at travel options other than the United States for the foreseeable future.
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N.S. government weighing whether to bid on Northern Pulp assets

Natural Resources Minister Tory Rushton says government officials are “actively monitoring” the process for the selloff of Northern Pulp’s assets.