GUYSBOROUGH: With a year hiatus from his law practice, Adam Rodgers is taking the time to try and help Nova Scotians hold the commission investigating April 2020’s mass shooting rampage accountable. The Guysborough-based attorney, whose license has been suspended until October over failing to spot misdeeds by his former law partner, is pouring over documents,…
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