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Response from Andy Fillmore

In The Coast’s mayor voting guide, published on Oct. 13, city hall reporter Matt Stickland wrote that Andy Fillmore’s flagship promise in the affordable section of his platform to freeze the municipal tax rate for two years will likely struggle to pass at council. Fillmore provided a response to this, we have published it in […]

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EXCERPT: Martin Bauman’s Hell of a Ride wades into depression, family legacy and cycling across Canada

Writers and alt-weeklies, it goes without saying, have a bit of a co-dependency arrangement. One cannot exist without the other. (May it always be so.) And best believe that in 30 years of telling Halifax’s stories, The Coast has had its share of writers. That includes writers who have gone on to produce books, films, […]

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We asked: How would you solve journalism in Canada?

Don’t become the story…don’t become the story….don’t become the story. This journalism-school adage for reporters feels as important as it is impossible to avoid amid yet another round of mass layoffs across the media industry. Earlier this month, Bell Media made the “garbage” decision of cutting 4,800 jobs across all levels of the company—the media […]

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