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Comment Archives: stories: Life & Style: Last 30 Days

Re: “Check mate”

Nice article and excellent points. I have known Darren for many years in the real estate industry and can vouch for his diligence and care when doing home inspections, and I am often able to recommend his services to clients ands customers. First rate service!

Bruce MacFarlane, FRI
Realtor / Partner
HarbourSide Realty
830-4272

Posted by Bruce MacFarlane on 05/10/2013 at 11:01 AM

Re: “Bigger love: polyamory in Halifax”

Excellent article, but your definition of polyamory in the glossary misses a key defining part: being in romantic relationships with multiple people at the same time *with the knowledge and consent of all concerned.*

This was central to the definition by the word's inventor in 1990, and when it entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 2006, and as understool throughout the poly community today.

Cheers,

Alan M.
Poyamory in the News
http://polyinthemedia.blogspot.com

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Posted by Alan M on 05/02/2013 at 8:45 AM

Re: “Meet your Makerspace”

Sounds like a great idea to collaborate and share space.

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Posted by Ellen Agger on 04/29/2013 at 8:10 PM

Re: “Eman Mustafa’s unstoppable style”

Thanks "The Coast" for putting this article up.

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Posted by Kafil Shumon on 04/26/2013 at 3:34 PM

Re: “Halifax's hidden racism”

I grew up half-black in NS, both parents highly educated and successful professionals. You'd think I had it made. Wrong. By the time I was in my teens my self esteem was in the toilet because of the racism I'd experienced from elementary school on. I was suicidal. Someone calling me "nigger" followed by a fist-fight was a common occurrence for me. No wonder I'm a good fighter today and practice and love combat sports. I left the east coast and traveled overseas to big cities and have healed immensely since. Racism is insidious and its effects are psychological. Today I'm a lawyer (thanks to inheriting the smarts of my folks) and live in a big city. Sure racism exists here but much much less as the open-minded and educated tend to make their way here.

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Posted by Anonn on 04/26/2013 at 9:45 AM

Re: “Makenew mans up”

queen st would like to welcome Annas new mens shop to our cluster of awesomeness, but it should be stated that not only does make new offer menswear, but Elsies and Put me on have been offering up great menswear for a number of years now and we are all together on the fashionable queen st. so yes make new mens is here, new and awesome, but the other shops are not to be passed up by any man in the know. cheers!!

Posted by Whamela Mckickass on 04/25/2013 at 5:52 PM