Coronavirus ripple effect hits Nova Scotia businesses
From plummeting seafood prices to growing demand for online ESL classes, coronavirus is affecting Nova Scotian livelihoods
Feb 14, 2020
Andrea McGuire is a journalism student from Newfoundland. Before coming to King's College, she completed a master's degree in folklore at Memorial University. She likes cats, plants, and playing accordion.
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From plummeting seafood prices to growing demand for online ESL classes, coronavirus is affecting Nova Scotian livelihoods
By Andrea McGuire and Ellen Riopelle
Feb 14, 2020
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