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Nova Scotians weigh in on provincial budget at government consultations
Attendees developed their own budgets with strong restrictions at Oct. 5 Halifax session
Nova Scotia Liberal leadership candidates face off in first debate
Amanda Mombourquette and Becky Druhan discussed housing, healthcare, party futures
Dal aims to establish program for foreign-trained lawyers to practice in Canada
Schulich School of Law hopes to start program next year
International defence conference brings protestors, weapons manufacturers to Halifax
Officials say defence is necessary to sovereignty; protestors say peace is the only option
Q&A with DSU Faculty of Architecture and Planning representative candidate Nermine Mokdad
Mokdad is running unopposed. Voting is open Oct. 20 and 21
Q&A with DSU Faculty of Arts and Social Science Representative Candidate Rory Laing-Gatehouse
Rory Laing-Gatehouse is running unopposed. DSU by-election voting is Oct. 20 and 21
Q&A with DSU Disabled Students Community Representative candidate Kenzy Bezeau
Bezeau is running unopposed. DSU by-election voting is Oct. 20 and 21
Only three candidates running across nine empty positions in DSU by-election
Elections process needs “wholesale change,” president says
Ella Mowbray Chriske acclaimed as KSU president in by-election
By-elections also elected two VPs, two council reps
Over 100 people protest against AI data centre at legislature
$10 billion Cape Breton data centre drew backlash at Oct. 17 protest
Chartwells manages half of SUB food vendors after Abstract takeover
Dining hall and catering company took over the last student-run options this year
Dal’s MacEachen Institute restarts talk series with talk on energy future
Sept. 18 talk was the first of five scheduled on key public issues