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25 for 25: episode 2015

Cory Bowles looks back on #NSFilmJobs and Megan Leslie shares reflections from her political career.

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25 for 25: episode 2015

Sharing nudes: Advice for all the Tony Clements out there

Flower Child is ready to bloom

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There are anti-immigration extremists walking Halifax streets today. They deny that they are racists on patrol, yet their mere presence is an act of intimidation against those they hate. They claim to represent Canadian values. They are wrong.

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The Soldiers of Odin have been walking the streets of Halifax; in their footsteps creating a path for far-right extremist ideas to radicalize Atlantic Canadians.

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The Toronto folk singer (and champion tweeter) brings his latest,Both Ways, for Halifax to interpret.

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