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Putting the ‘public’ back in public engagement
The “in person” part of the public engagement process took longer to get off the ground and was largely invisible. The ...
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‘It’s been very smooth for us’: Small local Nova Scotia businesses respond to HST tax holiday
Despite some work on changing point of sales systems, retailers and restauranteurs say the tax break could be good news.
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Halifax Regional Police say armoured vehicle to only be used in ‘highest-risk situations’
In 1995, Brenda Way was brutally murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building. In 1999, Glen Assoun was found guilty of the ...
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Tanks for the help: it’s not in the police budget, but the municipality buys Halifax police an armoured vehicle
Halifax Regional Municipality CAO's office already approved purchase of a rescue vehicle that will arrive in May.
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CAO approved two armoured vehicles for Halifax police; council to vote on a third vehicle
In 1995, Brenda Way was brutally murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building. In 1999, Glen Assoun was found guilty of the ...
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Give someone a Halifax Examiner gift subscription
Now with more options! We have updated our Gift Subscriptions, so now you can give most of our subscription options as a gift ...
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Shining a light on the season of darkness
By Suzanne Rent This item originally appeared as VIEWS in Morning File, Trigger warning: This essay talks about suicide.
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Nova Scotia budget update predicts smaller deficit
Instead of the predicted $467.4 million deficit, the forecast has been revised to $247.5 million in the red. Jennifer ...
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Nova Scotia environmental group applauds new regulations to cut carbon emissions
Draft regulations released in 2022 proposed that all provincial grids would be net-zero by 2035. However, the final ...