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25 for 25: episode 2007

Petition to rename Cornwallis Street delivered to city hall

Fall for these Sure Things

Delay in addressing workplace racism a “slap in the face,” says councillor

Some weeks there’s not a whole lot happening in Halifax. Then there’s this week, with the Atlantic International Film Festival and Prismatic Arts Fest and Word on the Street. Take a breath, pick up a Coast, plot your approach. It’ll work out great.

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Councillors say whatever they come up with to deal with cannabis legalization, it will probably be the wrong choice.

By prioritizing public opinion over alarming and abusive conditions, justice minister Mark Furey shows us his fundamental disregard for the human rights of those incarcerated.

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@ Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel

In this world where people...

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@ Alteregos Cafe

The acclaimed poet appears at Prismatic and Word on the Street with her new book, which provides vivid memories of an African Nova Scotian community.

@ Craig Gallery

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Rufus Wainwright @ Rebecca Cohn Auditorium

Thu., Sept. 20

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