Teachers in Nova Scotia have expectations as to a basic
functioning classroom; sufficient supplies, text books, assistance for special
needs, and a spacious well-equipped room.
The teachers at the St. Mary and St. Odilia schools in
Zambia...
At the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, we work
each day to change the way people think about mental illness and addiction.
These days, we’re also working to change the way we
think about how...
During the Covid-19 pandemic, home is the safest place
we can be. We are socially isolating in an attempt to stop the spread and
flatten the curve.
However, for many children, youth, and adults home is
not...
Even though we are living in turbulent times, our world
is not going to hell in a hand basket.
As we adjust to our new realities, we must care for our
mental health, as well...
A reality that rings true is that the world is always
changing.
It matters not whether its ups and downs are due to
technology, the environment, social norms, health care or living conditions; we
must adjust to...
The COVID-19 pandemic is upon us but as other illnesses
have demonstrated throughout human history, all were overcome. I always try to
put a positive spin onto events regardless of their dire potentials because I
believe from adversities can come...
COVID-19 continues to be an evolving global challenge,
and our priority remains the health and safety of Canadians. Our government is
working with the provinces and territories to respond to the outbreak and have
taken decisive measures to minimize the...
It’s time for all Cape Bretoners to do what they do
best - helping each other in time of challenge!
Remember:
-good handwashing with soap is more effective than hand
sanitizers in preventing...
Due to recent confusion around the role of a nurse
practitioner, the Dr. Kingston Memorial Community Health Centre would like to
offer some clarity and dispel any misinformation that is out there.
Nurse practitioners are registered...