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Halifax street style: Quinpool Road

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Everything now renamed Scotiabank

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Side guards for trucks could be mandatory, but they’re not.

Ignore the media hyperbole; fracking isn’t needed here.

Layla Seafood and Mediterranean Cuisine is as delicious as it is charming.

Tuesdays, Sundays. Continues through Oct. 28

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Coming to Halifax via Calgary, Astral Swans might share an elixir or two.

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Bluenose Ghosts Festival @ Alderney Landing

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Ignore the media hyperbole; fracking isn’t needed here.

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Halifax mayor Peter Kelly has failed in his role as executor of Mary Thibeault's will, leaving her affairs in limbo over seven years after her death as he negotiates with heirs to secretly repay the $145,000 he received.

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