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The cruelty of a cashless society

Morning File, Wednesday, January 29, 2020

January 29, 2020ByPhilip Moscovitch5 Comments

News 1. City HR department lies about progress in implementing recommendations to address racism and discrimination A staff report that came to council yesterday says the city drastically overstated progress being made on implementing the recommendations of a 2016 report on the racism faced by Black municipal workers. Zane Woodford reports: A few months after […]

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Cops, cabbies, and doctors abusing their power

Morning File, Friday, January 24, 2020

January 24, 2020ByPhilip Moscovitch3 Comments

News 1. Northern Pulp takes the province to court Jennifer Henderson and Joan Baxter report on the news that Northern Pulp is taking the province to court, and on the Pictou Landing First Nation’s reaction. Yesterday afternoon the company issued a news release stating it will ask the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia to undertake […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:艾丽西亚德拉瓦河,Andrew MacLeod,carbon calculator app,Const. Jasmin Razic,Eastern Shore Forest Watch Association,Godfred Chongatera,Gregor Craigie,Halifax Regional Police (HRP),John McPhee,Judge Gregory Lenehan,Manivasan Moodley,Maurice Carvery,Nova Scotia College of Physicians and Surgeons,Owl's Head Provincial Park,Paul Godfrey,Pema Chödrön,Postmedia,Project Sunshine,racial profiling,Sakyong Mipham,Shambhala,Tampere,taxi driver sexual assault,Tesform Kidane Mengis,Wendy Martin

Fawning over robots

Morning File, Wednesday, January 15, 2020

2020年1月15日,ByPhilip Moscovitch6 Comments

News 1. City keeps policing report secret The city is keeping a $200,000 consultants’ report into police services private. Councillor Lorelei Nicoll requested the report in 2018 as a way to identify service gaps and ways to save money. The report has been completed, but you can’t read it. Zane Woodford writes about the report’s […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:AI,Andrew Rankin,Astra Taylor,automation,booting cars,councillor Matt Whitman,drunk tanks,East Coast Prison Justice Society,Emma Smith,Enginuity,Erin MacInnis,fake news,fauxtomation,Finland,Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin,fires South End,four-day work week,Harry Critchley,Joshua Bernas,Leah Genge,Mary-Dan Johnston,Matt Whitman and Uber,One-Shot Parking Solutions,Paul Palmeter,propaganda,Ramsey McGlazer,robots,Uber in Halifax,Victoria Walton

Another loss for local journalism

Morning File, Tuesday, January 7, 2020

January 7, 2020ByPhilip MoscovitchLeave a Comment

News 1. Blue Mountain–Birch Cove Lakes Tim Bousquet wrote this item. “Environmentalists who celebrated extra cash in last year’s municipal budget for park land protection are worried a reduced budget for next year means the city is again forgetting about Blue Mountain–Birch Cove Lakes,” reports Zane Woodford: Halifax regional council is working on the capital […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:Advocate Media,Alex Cooke,André Valotaire,Annapolis Group,Archbishop Anthony Mancini,Blue Mountain – Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness,Bruce Frisko,Church Point,community paper closure,Councillor Jim Mustard,Église Sainte-Marie,Elmsdale Lumber,Enfield Weekly Press,hot idle,income assistance,Inverness Beach,Jim Vibert,Justice James Chipman,Katy Jean,Michael Gorman,北部纸浆关闭,Owls Head Park,Pat Healey,Pictou Landing First Nation (PLFN),Robin Wilbur,Shannon Proudfoot,the Laker,Tom Ayers,Zane Woodford

Three years on a rusty ship

Morning File, Tuesday, December 31, 2019

December 31, 2019ByPhilip Moscovitch12 Comments

Happy New Year’s Eve! We were going to have a quiet get-together with friends, but because the roads sound like they will be terrible, we’re staying home instead and I’m cooking dinner out of the great new Korean cookbook I got for Christmas. I hadn’t even twigged that it’s the end of the decade until […]

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Enhancing the tourist experience by putting parking on protected land

Morning File, Tuesday, December 24, 2019

December 24, 2019ByPhilip Moscovitch6 Comments

It’s Christmas Eve and I have no idea if anybody is reading or not. If you’re here, enjoy the Morning File. I usually work only minimally between Christmas and New Year’s, and I hope you get some time off too. News 1. Christmas in prison A prisoner we are calling JC offers a moving piece […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:Beckwith Gilbert,Bee Morrison,Caitlin Grady,Canadian Ferry Association (CFA),Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society,Capp Larsen,coastal barrens,councillor Richard Zurawski,David Burke,electric buses,Frances Willick,Francis Campbell,Government secrecy,Halifax Field Naturalists,Jaida Regan,Joan Dawson,John Beale,Kent Martin,Kitty Gilbert,Lighthouse Links Development Company,living wage,Loaded Ladel Co-op,Marine Atlantic ferries,Mayor Mike Savage,Michael Gorman,Owl's Head Provincial Park,·佩吉y's Cove,Roger Crooks,Serge Buy,Stephen Archibald and Chignecto Ship Railway,Victoria Walton

A pinch of SALT

Morning File, Thursday, December 19, 2019

December 19, 2019ByPhilip Moscovitch8 Comments

News 1. In Nova Scotia, pulp rules Linda Pannozzo’s latest is a commentary on the ongoing Northern Pulp story. While we wait for the premier’s announcement tomorrow, Pannozzo gives us some background on how we got here, and thoughts on how the process has created an unnecessary “environmentalists vs forestry and mill workers” dichotomy: By […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:Abriel Fisheries,Andrew Rankin,Anjuli Patil,Assistant Fire Chief Corey Beals,Banc Developments,Besim Halef,Boat Harbour,Bounty Print Ltd,Brett Bundale,Brian Hebert,Develop Nova Scotia,Diane Rowe,Digby Pines,George Armoyan,Glenn Squires,Holloway Lodging,Hope for Wildlife,Jeff Gratto,Linda Pannozzo,Lorraine Otto,losses before the holidays,Mark Lever,Northern Pulp,Pacrim Hospitality Services Inc,Paul Palmeter,Pictou Landing First Nation (PLFN),Robert J. Galbraith,SALT,SaltWire,stock photos,Taylor Printing Group Inc,Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia (TIANS),turkey vulture,Yvonne Colbert

Zombie ideas that won’t die

Morning File, Thursday, December 12, 2019

December 12, 2019ByPhilip MoscovitchLeave a Comment

I’ve said this before, but when I first started writing for the Examiner, a friend asked how much Tim paid. After I’d replied, the person I was speaking with said, “Oh, so it takes [x] monthly subscriptions just to pay for you to do one Morning File.” I’d never thought of it in such bald […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:Aaron MacCallum,Amanda Dodsworth,ambulance services,Andre Denny,Andrew Rankin,Anthony Romeo,Aon,Auditor General Michael Pickup,Blair Rhodes,Bobby Seal,CFL stadium,civil asset forfeiture,Constable Emmanuel Aucoin,Councillor Mitchell Tweel,Dave Stewart,Emma Smith,Gareth E. Rees,Government secrecy,income assistance,Jackie Torrens,Jean Laroche,Kate Letterick,Kendall Worth,mental illness,Michael Gorman,Minister Randy Delorey,MLA Susan Leblanc,not criminally responsible,Nova Scotia Early Psychosis Program,PC MLA Pat Dunn,Peter Lederman,Phil Tibbo,Premier Doug Ford,QE2 redevelopment,Raymond Taavel,red tape reduction,Robert Devet,Sandy Simpson,Sarah Stillman,Simon Lewsen,Stephen Archibald and parking garages,TrentonWorks

A non-existent service is Nova Scotia’s top attraction

Morning File, Wednesday, December 4, 2019

December 4, 2019ByPhilip Moscovitch9 Comments

News 1. Cassidy Bernard’s ex-boyfriend arrested for her murder Yesterday, RCMP announced second-degree murder charges against 20-year-old Austin Isadore. He is accused of killing Bernard last year. Isadore was her ex-boyfriend and is the father of Bernard’s twin daughters. An unbylined CBC story says: Janey Michael, who is president of the We’koqma’q Native Women’s Association, said she’s […]

了下:FeaturedTagged With:Andrew Rankin,Austin Isadore,bicycle tourism,Cassidy Bernard,Cat ferry service,Chris Surette,Christopher Garnier appeal,cycling tourism,development,Elizabeth McSheffrey,Erynn Ahern,fishermen's strike,helen Craig,Homer Stevens,Janey Michael,吉姆自己,Judy Saunders,land-use regulations,Mark Scott,Mayann Francis,Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission,Patsy MacKay,Robert Devet,Roger Burrill,Sea King Drive development,Sharon Davis-Murdoch,Silver Donald Cameron,The Education of Everett Richardson: The story of the Nova Scotia fishermen's strike 1970-71,unionism,William Craig,Yarmouth ferry,zoning laws

“A victory for tenants everywhere”

Morning File, Wednesday, November 27, 2019

November 27, 2019ByPhilip Moscovitch5 Comments

Party this Sunday! The annual Halifax Examiner subscriber party takes place at Bearly’s (1269 Barrington Street) on Sunday, Dec 1, from 4 pm – 7 pm. Music! Giveaways! Merch! Writers meeting readers! Free entry for Examiner subscribers. You can subscribe here or you can buy a subscription at the event. I look forward to seeing […]

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PRICED OUT

A collage of various housing options in HRM, including co-ops, apartment buildings, shelters, and tents
PRICED OUT is the Examiner’s investigative reporting project focused on the housing crisis.

You can learn about the project, including how we’re asking readers to direct our reporting, our published articles, and what we’re working on, on thePRICED OUT homepage.

2020 mass murders

Nine images illustrating the locations, maps, and memorials of the mass shootings

All of the Halifax Examiner’s reporting on the mass murders of April 18/19, 2020, and recent articles on the Mass Casualty Commission and newly-released documents.

Updated regularly.

Uncover: Dead Wrong

In 1995, Brenda Way was brutally murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building. In 1999, Glen Assoun was found guilty of the murder. He served 17 years in prison, but steadfastly maintained his innocence. In 2019, Glen Assoun was fully exonerated.

Halifax Examiner founder and investigative journalist Tim Bousquet has followed the story of Glen Assoun's wrongful conviction for over five years. Now, Bousquet tells that story as host of Season 7 of the CBC podcast series Uncover: Dead Wrong.

Click here to go to listen to the podcast, or search for CBC Uncover on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or any other podcast aggregator.

The Tideline, with Tara Thorne

Episode 89 of The Tideline, with Tara Thorne, is published.
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To sleep, perchance to dream — in this humidity?! Shakespeare By The Sea’s production of Hamlet — its first staged tragedy since 2019 — opens on August 5, and director Drew Douris-O’Hara and the man himself, Deivan Steele, stop by the show before rehearsal to chat. Topics include: climate change’s effect on outdoor theatre, the timelessness of Shakespeare’s most popular work, the failure of funding models in all times (not just during COVID), and the resilience of squirrels.

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