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Disability benefits are not beneficial for disabled people

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Many people with disabilities experience barriers to societal participation. These include  high unemployment rates, lack of housing, inaccessible environments and limited health care.  As disability...

‘It’s not a policy puzzle’: ACORN members speak out on Nova Scotia’s tenant rights

Photo essay: Indigenous women artists emerge with handcrafted goods at Dalhousie’s annual Mawio’mi

District 8 Councillor Virginia Hinch is sworn in to the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners

Hiring freeze ices out language programs

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

Hannah Angione -
The city showed its enthusiasm for her arrival, renaming a street downtown “Taylor Swift Way” and deploying Toronto Police Mounted Unit horses decked out in friendship bracelets.
Food

Five late-night food spots to get you through finals

Anaam Choudhury -
Whether it's a coffee recharge, a quick bite or a sweet treat, Halifax has plenty of spots that cater to those midnight cravings, offering everything from pizza and poutine to unique global flavours.

Ring in the holidays on the Halifax Waterfront

Woody the Talking Christmas Tree is complicated

What’s Hal-Con like, really?

Dal Fountain School of Performing Arts productions to check out before the end of the fall semester

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Disability benefits are not beneficial for disabled people

Lisa Spencer -
Many people with disabilities experience barriers to societal participation. These include  high unemployment rates, lack of housing, inaccessible environments and limited health care.  As disability...

The problem with Santa Claus 

Bryce Goodyear -
Children are taught to measure the success of the holidays by what they receive, not by the acts of kindness or the joy of togetherness the holiday can offer.

The most overrated Christmas movies 

Anaam Choudhury -
A Christmas Prince is less of a movie than a checklist of holiday clichés.

The importance of arts degrees

Kimberly Gilson -
Despite what uncles at holiday dinners say, getting an arts degree does not bar people from employment.

What are your plans after university? You don’t have to answer just yet

Valerie Monterroza Prieto -
As university flies by, the age-old question lurks over the shoulders of many walking through campus: “What are your plans after university?”  The answer depends...

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The revolution of NFL running backs

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Under the lights of SoFi Stadium on week 12 of the NFL schedule, the Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley ran through the entire...

More than a game: the community of intramural sports 

Play4All to offer clinics for children across Halifax Regional Municipality

Dalhousie University swimmers’ program introduces elementary children to sports

Dalhousie University women’s soccer unable to win at nationals

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Disability benefits are not beneficial for disabled people

Lisa Spencer -
Many people with disabilities experience barriers to societal participation. These include  high unemployment rates, lack of housing, inaccessible environments and limited health care.  As disability...

‘It’s not a policy puzzle’: ACORN members speak out on Nova Scotia’s tenant rights

Photo essay: Indigenous women artists emerge with handcrafted goods at Dalhousie’s annual Mawio’mi

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