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Rolling out the red carpet

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Rolling out the red carpet

The Liberal Party of Canada comes to Argyle Street for this weekend’s national convention, just in time for both provincial and federal Party members to do some soul-searching.

By Maggie Rahr

Nova Scotia’s FOIPOP site won't be back online anytime soon

By Jacob Boon 04.20.18

The FOIPOP breach and the dangers of criminalizing research

By Michael Karanicolas 04.19.18

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By Jessica Briand 04.19.18

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We need to encourage people to chase new opportunities, while welcoming those ready to make Halifax their home.

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Claire Gallant's blog and business is turning one.

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ICYMI: Halifax Burger Week raised more than $115K for Feed Nova Scotia

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The Liberal Party of Canada comes to Argyle Street for this weekend’s national convention, just in time for both provincial and federal Party members to do some soul-searching.

We need to encourage people to chase new opportunities, while welcoming those ready to make Halifax their home.

Claire Gallant's blog and business is turning one.

@ Kenneth C. Rowe Heritage Hall

It's been nearly two...

Today you said my...

Sorry ladies, Lilith Fair is over.

@ Gus' Pub & Grill

As Shakespeare By The Sea announces its 25th season in Point Pleasant Park, Zuppa Theatre marks its 20th birthday with a dance party. Those who have been there talk big ideas, making shows and playing to three generations of Halifax audiences.

@ ViewPoint Gallery

PAID CONTENT Back To School

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Doin’ Damage w/DJ T-Woo @ Gus' Pub & Grill

Sat., April 21

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Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin and Barbara Adams have since apologized for their remarks.

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Stay-at-home dad, father of three boys and the province’s only male doula, Kelly Carrington is a role model for a new and better masculinity.

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