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Calling for urgent restructuring of home care in Nova Scotia

Erin McKenzie -
The baseline requirement of 20 hours means caregiving must effectively function as a part-time job — one that pays only $5 an hour for their effort.

What to do when you miss class

Nova Scotia’s violence epidemic needs political action

My New Year’s resolution is stupid

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Dal Gal Pals hopes to build a strong community for women on campus

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“If one girl can make a new friend and have that friend be a really good friend, that’s my goal.”
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Review: Neptune Theatre brings Disney favourite Frozen to Halifax

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Despite the fact that it’s impossible to turn humans into trolls, the performers’ costumes and personalities remain true to the film.

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Local Halifax artist and University of King’s College student Eliza Rhinelander to release debut album in February

Canada’s Wildest Dreams: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour brings major economic boosts to Toronto and Vancouver

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Calling for urgent restructuring of home care in Nova Scotia

Erin McKenzie -
The baseline requirement of 20 hours means caregiving must effectively function as a part-time job — one that pays only $5 an hour for their effort.

What to do when you miss class

Celia Fournier -
The pandemic taught students and faculty to adapt to new ways of connecting, which comes in handy when you can’t attend meetings in person.

Nova Scotia’s violence epidemic needs political action

Margaret Ross -
The intersecting oppressions on the basis of race, gender, class and ability are all part of the societal harm that allows violence to prevail in our communities.

My New Year’s resolution is stupid

Celia Fournier -
As far as resolutions go, I believe the stupider the better. With a stupid New Year’s resolution, it’s okay if not everything goes to plan.

The consequences of the Indian Act

Jordan Barnaby -
The Indian Act must be amended to reflect the needs of Indigenous people in Canada rather than promoting their assimilation.

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University basketball in Halifax: a family affair

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Twins Caleb and Riley Stewart have shared the basketball court at Dalhousie University since last season, while their older brother Micah plays for their...

Halifax Tides FC to bring first women’s professional soccer team to Maritimes

Grace Beer having another all-Canadian caliber year

The revolution of NFL running backs

More than a game: the community of intramural sports 

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Calling for urgent restructuring of home care in Nova Scotia

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The baseline requirement of 20 hours means caregiving must effectively function as a part-time job — one that pays only $5 an hour for their effort.

What to do when you miss class

Nova Scotia’s violence epidemic needs political action

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