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Are we doing right by international students?

Nova Scotian universities value international students for their big tuition payments and the cultural diversity they bring to campus. How's that working?

April 27, 2017By克里斯乖乖

Elias Galindo was walking down Spring Garden Road around sunset last November with a fellow international student from Mexico when a vanload of young men started following them. It was the day after Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States, largely on promises to wall off his country’s southern neighbour, clamp down...

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Filed Under:Education,Featured,Province House,用户只Tagged With:Brian Leadbetter,cheating students,Chen Quing,Chengguo Education,Chun Hoe,Claire Linette Seremba,David Wheeler,Diane Hawco,Elias Galindo,international students,Jass Singh,Julia Christensen Hughes,Kayleen Ick,Lars Osberg,racism in Halifax,Salman Sajid,The Halifax Language Institute of Canada,Univfax,Vivian Howard,Wentao Li

Yet again, the province sticks it to city planners

April 25, 2017ByErica Butler

Last Thursday the Nova Scotia government announced the site of a new outpatient centre designed to replace some of the services currently offered at the Victoria General Hospital, which is slated for demolition by 2022. The new centre will be built in Bayers Lake, a retail business park known for inaccessible design and traffic congestion....

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Filed Under:City Hall,Featured,Province House,用户只Tagged With:Bayers Lake Outpatient Centre,Brian Taylor,Integrated Mobility Team (IMP),Rod MacPhail

Forcing the government’s hand

Harrietsfield resident Marlene Brown becomes the first Nova Scotian to pursue a private prosecution for environmental damages.

April 25, 2017ByJennifer HendersonandLinda Pannozzo

Tomorrow a Harrietsfield woman will become the first citizen in Nova Scotia to lay charges or undertake a “private prosecution” under the Environment Act against two individuals and two numbered companies. Both companies are no longer active, but one of them was in the stable of the Municipal Group, which also owns Dexter Construction. The private prosecution...

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Filed Under:Environment,Featured,Province House,用户只Tagged With:Brian Dubblestyne,East Coast Environmental Law (ECELaw),Harrietsfield water,Jamie Simpson,Marlene Brown,Michael Lawrence,RDM Recycling,Roy Brown,Timeline Harrietsfield Drinking Water Contamination

Environmental Bill of Rights proposed for Nova Scotia

April 24, 2017ByJennifer Henderson

Nova Scotia needs nothing short of an Environmental Bill of Rights if it wants to ensure its citizens can drink clean water, breathe clean air, and hold their governments accountable to make polluters pay. That’s the position of a coalition of Nova Scotia environmental groups which celebrated Earth Day by unveiling an Environmental Bill of...

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Filed Under:Environment,Featured,Province House,用户只Tagged With:Dorene Bernard,Environmental Bill of Rights,Environmental Racism,Jonathan Beadle,Lenore Zann,Lisa Mitchell,露易丝迪莱尔,Marlene Brown,Raymond Sheppard

Community Outpatient Centre Announced

April 20, 2017ByJennifer Henderson4 Comments

The province’s purchase of 15 acres in the Bayers Lake Business Park to build a new Community Outpatient Centre was supposed to be a good news announcement for the McNeil government today. Certainly for those interested in seeing a replacement for services housed in the leaky and decrepit Victoria General Hospital — where you can’t drink the […]

Filed Under:Featured,News,Province HouseTagged With:Besim Halef,Community Outpatient Centre announcement,Gary Burrill,新斯科舍卫生行政部门,Paula Bond,Premier Stephen McNeil

Stephen McNeil’s pre-election spending spree continues

April 19, 2017ByTim BousquetLeave a Comment

Jennifer Henderson has updated her ongoing scorecard of pre-election spending by the McNeil government. I’ll have more to say about the Butterfield Bank announcement in tomorrow’s Morning File.

Filed Under:Featured,Province HouseTagged With:Stephen McNeil's pre-election spending spree

Victor Syperek vs. Nova Centre. Examineradio, episode #106

April 7, 2017ByRussell GraggLeave a Comment

Victor Syperek has been a driving force in Halifax’s bar, restaurant, and music scene for close to a quarter-century. But he’s saying goodbye to Argyle Street and consolidating his interests north on Gottingen. Syperek claims his iconic Economy Shoe Shop has lost close to $2-million since construction on the Nova Centre began five years ago. Also, with […]

Filed Under:Featured,Province HouseTagged With:Argyle Street,Examineradio,Feed Nova Scotia,Joe Ramia,Marquee,Nova Centre,podcast,Seahorse Tavern,Stephen McNeil,The Local,Waye Mason

End this unpleasant mixture of austerity and divisiveness: David Wheeler

There is no question that three years of an overly-simplistic, 1980s-style focus on "balancing the books" in the province has failed, with a flatlining economy and stagnating wages.

April 6, 2017ByDavid Wheeler4 Comments

This morning, it was announced that I will be standing for the NDP at the forthcoming provincial election. I am standing in the riding of Halifax Armdale close by where I lived when I was Dean of Management at Dalhousie University. Armdale is a beautiful and culturally diverse riding which — like the rest of the province […]

Filed Under:Commentary,Featured,Province HouseTagged With:David Wheeler,NS NDP

Tidal turbine to be pulled out of the Minas Basin

Cape Sharp Tidal says the removal is temporary.

April 5, 2017ByJennifer Henderson

There are two new developments in Fundy tidal power today — the timing of which might strike some observers as a little fishy. First development: the tidal turbine which has been generating electricity since November in the Minas Passage near Parrsboro will be brought to the surface and barged to Saint John, New Brunswick for...

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Should we build a Burnside expressway?

April 4, 2017ByErica Butler4 Comments

It’s been on the books for over 25 years now, and according to Derek Brett of the Greater Burnside Business Association, a new expressway connecting Burnside to Bedford/Sackville was supposed to break ground in February. But Nova Scotia’s recent tolling feasibility study appears to have bumped the new four-lane road down the priority list. The […]

Filed Under:City Hall,Commentary,Featured,Province HouseTagged With:Burnside expressway,Derek Brett,Greater Burnside Business Association,highway 107,Integrated Mobility Plan,Magazine Hill,Transit Priority Measures,twinning

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2020 mass murders

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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.

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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.

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The Tideline, with Tara Thorne

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Episode 83 of The Tideline, with Tara Thorne, is published.

Juanita Peters is a former broadcast journalist and current icon who writes, acts, and directs, including her debut feature 8:37 Rebirth. A tough, dark drama about restorative justice and the grey of life, the film is up for four Screen Nova Scotia Awards on Saturday. She stops by to chat about the film’s COVID shoot, her time as a reporter, what’s in the works—plays! docs!—directing Diggstown, and being named ACTRA’s Woman of The Year. Plus, a new song from Corvette Sunset.

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