WebDr. Young is passionate about health advocacy, a path he began pursuing as a Dalhousie medical student when he co-founded the Student Diversity and Inclusion Committee. He’s also Anishinaabe with family roots in Sandy Bay First Nation in Manitoba, although he was born and raised in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia as a result of his mother being ... WebWith $1.3 million in funding from the province, Grant and the college invited other groups such as Doctors Nova Scotia, Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia and the Black Physicians of ...

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WebWith $1.3 million in funding from the province, Grant and the college invited other groups such as Doctors Nova Scotia, Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia and the … WebSupporting Indigenous Health in Nova Scotia The health and well-being of Indigenous people in Canada has always been threatened by colonization, but social movements in … WebDr. Brent Young is an Anishinaabe family physician. He was born and raised in Unama’ki (Cape Breton, NS) as a result of his mother being displaced from her home community of … ridgecrest patio homes