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To Leave A Warrior Behind: Reflections on the life of trailblazing author Charles R. Saunders

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Nova Scotia stop motion animator Tim Tracey on bringing inanimate objects to life

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Federal government approves Premier Tim Houston’s request to change offshore exploration regulation

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Andy Fillmore on the state of his mayoralty: ‘This is the right time for a mayor who is a planner’

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The hunt is on for underground natural ‘white’ hydrogen in Nova Scotia, but big questions remain (Part 2)

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Journalists pushing AI into newsrooms are practicing terrible journalism

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The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada says no to a federal assessment of the two fossil gas plants proposed for Pictou County

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Speed alone won’t fix Canada’s broken project Environmental Assessment process

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Nova Scotia SPCA puts mobile trap-and-neuter program for feral cats on hold until 2027

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The hunt is on for natural ‘white’ hydrogen in Nova Scotia’s underground, but big questions remain (Part 1)

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Safety or lack of transparency? Annapolis Royal ends livestreaming of town council meetings

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Nova Scotia Teachers Union expresses concerns about education cuts

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Rug hooker Laura Kenney on the financial struggle of being an artist

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Real project or pipe dream? Making a run at low carbon jet fuel in N.S.

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‘Gave me my life back’: New mental health and addictions facility opens on the Eastern Shore

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TriCon: Building the speculative fiction scene in Nova Scotia

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Council votes in favour of staff reports on mayor’s motions on sidewalk patio fees, red tape

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How international students became cash cows for Canadian universities

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Construction hoarding motion gets council’s vote despite mayor’s concerns about ‘mountain’ of staff reports

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