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Shoptalk
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T.C. Demaresq browses for business news.
- by TC Demaresq
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Environment
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In light of the closure of the Bloomfield Common Building, Yolande Norris looks into indoor air quality and its effects.
- by Yolande Norris
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Tags: Environment
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Editorial
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Editorial by Bruce Wark
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Education
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Dalhousie professor provides a local architecture primer for modern buildings.Sean Flinn reports.
- by Sean Flinn
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Lowefiles
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Lezlie Lowe plays the name game online.
- by Lezlie Lowe
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Work
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Payday loans offer a helping hand when you need it, but the friendly face often hides punishing interest rates and service charges that can turn the needy into prey.
- by Kim Garrity
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Tags: Work, longreads
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Work
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Picketing the CBC lockout. Stephanie Domet reports.
- by Stephanie Domet
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Film + TV
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Musicians + Filmmakers = how come nobody had this idea until now?
- by Carsten Knox
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Film + TV
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Paul McNeill’s attempt to unravel the truth about war trauma is a long story made short in his new five-minute flick, War Poet.
- by Natalie Pendergast
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Film + TV
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With hundreds of films showing over 11 days, the film fest is a blur of movie-watching possibility. Sometimes that’s good, as the chaos and confusion add to the madcap whirl of festival excitement. But sometimes you just want the A-list recommendations.
- by Tara Thorne
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Tags: Movie Feature, longreads
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Film + TV
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Mark Palermo on Emily Rose, The Man, and Thunder.
- by Mark Palermo
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Film + TV
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Some content in Steven James May’s film Sweet Talk came under censorship scrutiny, and emerged mostly unscathed. Mike Fleury dials in.
- by Michael Fleury
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Film + TV
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The atlantic film festival has become a successful breeding ground for local filmmakers in its 25-year evolution.
- by Carsten Knox
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Tags: Movie Feature, longreads
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Film + TV
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Laura Linney is back on the big screen with The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Tara Thorne charts her filmography.
- by Michael Fleury
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Film + TV
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The two films Slut and Sluts: The Documentary are screening together at the film fest. Both documentaries tackle the word that has the power to cut deeply.
- by Sue Carter Flinn
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Feature
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Former Highland Heights singer Norma MacDonald releases her first solo album Nothing Is Where It Was. Johnston Farrow takes note.
- by Johnston Farrow
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The Scene
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Joan of Arts learns to fly.
- by Joan of Arts
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The Scene
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In which Kyle Shaw tries not to fawn over, but still really digs, the New York Times’s magazine.
- by Kyle Shaw
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