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Younger doctors exhausted by new practice demands

Tara Kinch, a community support worker at Chebucto Connections, talks with client Steven Falshaw on Jan. 24.

Fighting to find a family doctor: ‘The whole process is undignified.’

Doctor shortage

What we learned, what you said about doctor shortage in Atlantic Canada

Challenges, solutions to Atlantic Canada's doctor shortage

Family doctor shortage a threat to health care

We asked Atlantic Canadians their thoughts on legal cannabis

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Published: Oct 16, 2018 at 4 p.m.

Updated: Jan 24 at 3:43 p.m.

How will legal cannabis change our society? — How will legal cannabis change our society? - Ken Simmons

Ahead of Oct. 17, our journalists asked Atlantic Canadians how they think cannabis legalization will change our society. Take a look at what they had to say below and tell us what you think at cannabis@saltwire.com.

Read the full report: CLEARING THE AIR: Taking Atlantic Canada's pot pulse

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