Michael Gorman is a Reporter at CBC, where he covers the Nova Scotia legislature with a keen focus on health care and rural communities. His reporting spans various themes including government and politics, public policy, and urban development, often highlighting issues relevant to regional interests. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as TechCrunch, Daily Maverick, and RealClearMarkets.
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Michael Gorman's articles predominantly focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations, covering topics related to Nova Scotia, government, COVID-19, healthcare, and housing. He seems particularly interested in reporting on local developments and their impact.
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Amanda Mombourquette vows better engagement with party members, volunteers
By: Taryn Grant, Michael Gorman
In the face of a court ruling that said the Nova Scotia government cannot deny people living in tents enhanced income support, the province has changed regulations governing income assistance to make clear that the legislation does not consider a tent to be a home.
Amended order from N.S. environment minister clears the way for the work
By: Michael Gorman
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston wants the province’s Independent Energy System Operator to broaden the request for proposals to build new power plants to include “a proper and more fulsome assessment of different technologies.” So far, however, there’s no indication a change will happen.
The bans were connected to a protest that shut down a budget vote last March
Opposition leaders say changes don't go far enough
The province announced a $50M contingency fund last year
Performance-based regulation would tie profits to measurable markers
By: Michael Gorman
Opposition MLAs concerned projects are at risk, minister downplays review
Changes include new act for conservation officers, updated laws on intimate images
