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The registry had them waiting. These Nova Scotians found a family doctor another way (opens the original)
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Twice, Myles Cloutier has found a new family doctor through word of mouth and simply calling a doctor’s office when they announce they are accepting patients. When he moved to Halifax after studying at Acadia University, Cloutier started experiencing some health issues and started looking to find a primary care provider. He was able to find a clinic accepting new patients through a sign posted on the clinic door. His partner at the time was working next door and told him about the poster. “I cal
Halifax's Magnetic World music festival 'unsafe' and 'disorganized' lines leave ticket holders outside venue for hours (opens the original)
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Magnetic World music festival had hundreds of ticket holders waiting for hours in an enclosed gated space, leaving attendees feeling uncomfortable and unsafe. Dylan Musgrave travelled to Halifax for the festival with his wife. They spent hundreds on GA+ tickets, a level above the basic ticket, and due to a lack of signage, they ended up in the GA line. Musgrave described it as “chaos” as ticket holders were funneled into an approximately seven-foot tall gated area where people were shoulder to s
Acadia University's satellite nursing program goes independent, more students expected in Annapolis Valley health care facilities (opens the original)
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For three years, Acadia University in Wolfville has been a satellite campus for Cape Breton University’s nursing program, while working toward its own nursing school. This fall, Acadia is turning a new leaf with the launch of its own independent school. It will mean a new curriculum, tailored for the area, and stronger ties between the school and surrounding health centres. “I am incredibly excited to see Acadia’s School of Nursing begin this important new chapter,” wrote Ashlee Cunsolo, provost
Middle Sackville bakery warns of online refund scam threatening negative reviews (opens the original)
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On Saturday, Charmaine St. Peters, co-owner of Helm Pie Bakery, received a call from her staff that there was a complaint about quality. A customer told staff he was going to write a negative online review but wanted to give the bakery a chance to rectify the situation. St. Peters didn’t realize yet, but she was likely being targeted by a scammer. The man said he found a hair in a butter tart he had purchased weeks ago. He told staff the two dozen tarts he stored in a freezer were purchased for
Hours in the ER, years on a wait list: Nova Scotia women struggle to get timely health care (opens the original)
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Donna Manning spent 16 hours waiting to see a doctor in an emergency department. She was pushed to go by loved ones concerned about her health. She started at the emergency department at the Cobequid Community Health Centre in Lower Sackville but was turned away after an hour at 3 p.m., as the site closes at midnight and was at capacity for the day. Manning was directed to the Dartmouth General Hospital and proceeded to wait there all night and into the next day. At about 5 a.m., she was set to
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