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More Long-Term Care Rooms for Yarmouth | Government of Nova Scotia News Releases

More Long-Term Care Rooms for Yarmouth | Government of Nova Scotia News Releases
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Legislative committee won't discuss Hogan Court deal until the end of March

Opposition MLAs are accusing the government of ducking more scrutiny on a deal to buy an unfinished hotel to convert it into a health-care facility, but the Tories say they’re ready to defend their record.

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Female couples can now register as parents on baby's birth certificate

The province says a legal agreement will have to be signed by the sperm donor, before the baby is conceived, t.

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Updated Birth Registration Regulations for Female Couples, Surrogacy Arrangements | Government of Nova Scotia News Releases

Updated Birth Registration Regulations for Female Couples, Surrogacy Arrangements | Government of Nova Scotia News Releases
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Female couples can now register as parents on newborn's birth certificate in Nova Scotia

Both members of female same-sex couples can now register as parents on their newborn's birth certificate, the Nova Scotia government has announced.

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