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@ALamReports has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @ALamReports are: • Instagram • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, ALamReports has populated their site with: • About Me • Strong relationships, educators can help prevent hateful acts by youth, says expert | CBC News • Nova Scotia faces shortage of 2,600 farm workers by 2029, agriculture group says | CBC News • N.S. inflation slows to 4.6% in March, but food, housing prices expected to remain high | CBC News • Rents continue to rapidly climb for Nova Scotia's oldest and most affordable rentals | CBC News • Lunenburg County anti-racism, anti-discrimination committee moving ahead | CBC News • N.S. wages outpaced inflation, grew far faster in 2025 compared to Canada overall | CBC News • Halifax LGBTQ hockey tournament drawing interest across Canada, U.S. | CBC News • New production line brings local apples to N.S. schools | CBC.ca • DATA INTERACTIVE - The Affordability Crisis: Can young people afford to live in Halifax? • Halifax landlords owning thousands of units report lower annual rent increases in 2025 | CBC News • How to use community fridges in Halifax, Dartmouth • A new punk band carves out space for queer people in the Halifax music scene • Is it cheaper to live in Halifax or Toronto? This data says the relative costs are comparable | CBC News • Average rent in Halifax increased at ‘fastest pace on record,’ CMHC report shows • Some 2SLGBTQ+ people in N.S. on edge as hateful rhetoric rises at home and abroad | CBC News • What renters and landlords should know about Nova Scotia’s updated tenancy rules • First N.S. gender-affirming top surgery program now in place with 2 dedicated surgeons | CBC News • Reports must lead to action on gender-based violence, advocates say • No solution in sight for N.S. workers owed thousands of dollars by former employer | CBC News • Halifax Regional Police asks for more money for hate crimes unit • 'Something we may never see the likes of again here': how a small N.S. publisher made its mark | CBC News • Discourse around Pride and Palestinian rights part of history of activism in the 2SLGBTQ+ community | CBC News • Audio Bootcamp Podcast: Humanitarians, history and hitting the right notes • New program aims to support and connect 2SLGBTQ+ entrepreneurs in Canada | CBC News • Here's how much money you needed to make to be among Nova Scotia's top earners | CBC News • Halifax house prices much higher on average than what households can afford: report | CBC News • How this traditional Maritime condiment is getting on grocery store shelves | CBC.ca • Tenants in Halifax apartment building left without power for over a week | CBC News • 'Until the bitter end': Striking Air Canada flight attendants defiant on Halifax picket line | CBC News • 2 N.S. coaches returning to lead national women's hockey team at 2026 Olympics | CBC News • Work underway to measure the quality of life of Nova Scotians with disabilities | CBC News • N.S. drops local food strategy, raising concerns over production, access to healthy options | CBC News • Halifax's shared e-bike, scooter pilot causing some accessibility issues, say advocates | CBC News • First St. Margaret's Bay Pride festival aims to connect 2SLGBTQ+ people and fight hate | CBC News • Study examines impact of rising discrimination on 2SLGBTQ+ people in N.S. and N.B. | CBC News • N.S. Health works to expand access to youth gender-affirming care across province | CBC News • More work on accessibility needed, say people with disabilities as awareness week marked | CBC News • Nova Scotians with Toronto Sceptres heading for PWHL playoff rematch | CBC News • N.S. rapidly losing some of its most affordable apartments, while cost soars for new ones | CBC News • In the wake of U.S. tariffs, N.S. academics call for food to be part of national defence | CBC News • N.S. experts say election promises on housing need less ambiguity, more consultation | CBC News • Large landlord reports biggest operating income increase for Halifax apartments in last 5 years | CBC News • What experts say Nova Scotia can do to preserve our stock of affordable rental housing | CBC News • N.S. wages grew faster than inflation for the 2nd consecutive year, but remain lowest in Canada | CBC News • We tracked N.S. power outages in 2024. There were unplanned outages nearly every day | CBC News • Queering Atlantic Canada articles aim to introduce people to 2SLGBTQ+ history in our region | CBC Radio • Uncertainty around U.S. tariffs causing chaos, forcing N.S. businesses to adapt | CBC News • Halifax advocates working to improve health care for people with sight loss | CBC News • Halifax traffic is more congested than before the pandemic — and things could get worse | CBC News • Why N.S. gas stations and wholesalers can — for now — sell gas for 3 cents a litre more | CBC News • N.S. lost about 7 winter days a year over last decade due to climate change: study | CBC News • Electricity generation, distribution top source of 2022 N.S. greenhouse gas emissions: StatsCan | CBC News • WATCH - What the Nova Scotia election results tell us about each major party • Killam reports 'largest rental gains' on new leases in company's history in most recent update | CBC News • Older 2SLGBTQ+ adults embraced tech to support each other during pandemic: Dalhousie study | CBC News • Most young people didn't vote in the last N.S. election. Advocates are working to change that | CBC News • WATCH - Dalhousie student-run market aims to bring affordable, fresh produce to students and wider community • Atlantic Indigenous health research network receives $4M from Ottawa | CBC News • Just 27% of N.S. roads were in 'good' or better condition in 2022: Statistics Canada | CBC News • $1.2M needed to continue turning historic Khyber building into community hub | CBC News • Mentorship network for Indigenous students in Atlantic Canada sees funding applications double | CBC News • About 70% of N.S. dentists participating in Canadian Dental Care Plan, but concerns remain | CBC News • N.S. student loan and grant maximums mostly stagnant since 2013, data shows | CBC News • Sydney, N.S., stands out for temperatures strongly linked to climate change in recent months: data | CBC News • Lunenburg County Pride pilot program aims to build community, improve mental health | CBC News • Halifax longshoremen protest over lines work they say should be theirs | CBC News • Halifax Bangladeshi people worry as internet still down in country after deadly protests | CBC News • ANALYSIS | How inflation took a bite out of workers' wages as they rose over the past decade | CBC News • INTERACTIVE | See how inflation in Canada has affected the wages of workers in your region | CBC News • Dal faculty union calls for suspension of academic ties from Israeli institutions | CBC News • Large Halifax landlords report double-digit operating income growth in first quarter of 2024 | CBC News • National interfaith group to hold inaugural Pride service | Mainstreet NS with Jeff Douglas | Live Radio | CBC Listen • Nova Scotians on PWHL's top team heading to playoffs | CBC News • After slow start, more Nova Scotia dental care providers sign up for national plan | CBC News • N.S. post-secondary students graduate with among the highest debt: Statistics Canada | CBC News • Queer Interfaith Coalition co-founded by N.S. rabbi aims to fight 2SLGBTQ+ hate | CBC News • Thousands of Nova Scotians could benefit from federal dental plan, if only they can find a dentist | CBC News • WATCH - Halifax Harbour model reveals fascinating history • What needs to happen to ensure local news remains viable in our region? | Maritime Connection with Preston Mulligan | Live Radio | CBC Listen • Ontario defamation case breaking legal ground around hate speech | Information Morning - NS with Portia Clark | Live Radio | CBC Listen • Artificial intelligence could help people in N.S. detect skin cancers earlier, study says | CBC News • WATCH - How do grocery prices in Nova Scotia compare to other provinces? • Professional Women's Hockey League offers more opportunities, inspires players from Nova Scotia | CBC News • N.S. hockey players to compete in historic first PWHL game | CBC News • Mistreatment of Dalhousie medical residents is common and underreported, study says | CBC News • Federal government providing $18.3 million to N.S. for gender-based violence plan | CBC News • Here are the respiratory illness vaccines available to seniors in N.S. this season | CBC News • Sobeys and Halifax Pete's Frootique union negotiating first contract | CBC News • Transgender Day of Remembrance marked at N.S. legislature with flag-raising | CBC News • Halifax parents of gender-diverse children say they're upset by Conservative convention vote | CBC News • Advocates, parents say N.S. needs new, more inclusive, parentage laws | CBC News • Disagreement over diagnosis means Nova Scotian may need $80K for spinal surgery | CBC News • Rental rates are rising faster in Nova Scotia than overall inflation | CBC News • India rice export ban causing higher costs, supply issues for some Halifax-area businesses | CBC News • Halifax LGBTQ hockey tournament kicks off with slick moves and fun team names | CBC News • Weymouth Falls receives community spirit award alongside reunion celebration | CBC News • Nearly 10% of homes listed in HRM are priced over $1M, real estate company says | CBC News • Disasters can inform building code updates, construction association says | CBC News • Nova Scotia Health researching cancer risks in hundreds of communities | CBC News • Rising levels of chloride, aluminum in Halifax lakes a concern, study says | CBC News • TV EXPLAINER - How firefighters from the U.S. ended up in Nova Scotia for the wildfires • Lunenburg County Pride hosting its first Pride parade | CBC News • Will reduced Mastercard, Visa credit card fees help N.S. small business? | CBC News • N.S. home sales fell 31% in April compared to last year | CBC News • DATA INTERACTIVE - Young Halifax residents struggling to afford the basics with low income, high inflation