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Stories by Alexandrea Guye

Alexandrea Guye

Alexandrea Guye is a journalist with The Signal located in Kjipuktuk/Halifax. She loves the outdoors and is interested in local stories, human rights, arts, and culture.

Nunatsiavut government office in St. John’s, N.L., located on LeMarchant Road.

What Nova Scotia could learn from Nunatsiavut’s COVID-19 vaccination plan

Community-based approach worked in Labrador

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Feb 14, 2021

Lauryn Guest (left) pictured with members of Change is Brewing Collective and SEED, on a walk through Birchtown.

Rest and resist: Buy Black Birchtown springs from BLM movement fatigue

Workshops at new retreat expected to start as early as June

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Feb 10, 2021

A quiet and empty Friday night on Argyle street. Every two to five minutes, a cab drives by.

With COVID-19, weekends spent downtown in Halifax aren’t what they used to be

There is no information yet as to when restaurants and bars will be back to normal hours

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Feb 9, 2021

A stack of fishing traps organized on a dock in Purcell's Cove.

Mi’kmaw women appeal for state-appointed counsel against fishing charges

The matter has been in and out of the province’s courts since 2015

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Feb 4, 2021

Jeff Karabanow, a professor of social work at Dalhousie University and co-founder of Out of the Cold, Halifax

Vaccinating people experiencing homelessness will be community effort, Halifax experts say

This vulnerable group is five times more likely to die from COVID-19

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Jan 21, 2021

A screenshot of the new COVID-19 dashboard.

First Nations, African Nova Scotian communities part of 60-90 day vaccination rollout plan

Vaccines are still entering communities despite Pfizer pause

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Jan 21, 2021

MLAs hear from witnesses at the standing committee on health virtual meeting on Jan. 12.

Long-term care staff in Nova Scotia still overworked and underpaid, MLAs told

Standing committee on health hears chorus of concerns from unions

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Jan 15, 2021

Anne Perry shows a sticker her children designed for an Instagram post. She created a colorectal cancer awareness Instagram page, TestForToby.

Get FIT: Nova Scotian urges colorectal cancer screening

The province is mailing out home screening tests again, months after pausing the program

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Nov 1, 2020