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Exodus of N.L. cabinet ministers challenges Liberal Party momentum, prof says
At least 5 current cabinet ministers in the Newfoundland provincial government will not be running in the election later this year. Dr. Alex Marland (Politics) spoke with CBC about what this means.
Employment numbers up nationally but not in the Maritimes
The summer tourist season is off to a sluggish start here in Nova Scotia, which means there is a lower employment rate in our province. Dr. Andrew Davis (Economics) told CTV news that he isn’t surprised by the increase in Maritime unemployment.
18 Plants That Keep Ticks Out Of The Yard
In an article about plants that repel ticks, House Digest cited research from the Faraone Lab (Chemistry) on lemongrass oil’s ability to keep the pests at bay.
Growing rural homeless population facing unique challenges, researchers say
Dr. Mary Sweatman (Community Development) spoke with CBC about the rising number of people experiencing homelessness in rural Nova Scotia.
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